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Sun 1 NovDoors 11:40
Cosy Club · Nottingham
A Political Brunch is a lighthearted take on our world with current topics and audience involvement. Recommended by Cate Copstick at the Edinburgh Fringe as a must see for anyone interested in politics.. but there it happens at 09:30... so sleep in and join us
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Get tickets (opens the official seller in a new tab)Sun 1 NovDoors 13:10
Cosy Club · Nottingham
Jacob Nussey unassumingly draws in audiences with his deadpan style, sharp jokes, and ill-fated anecdotes with clever punchlines. Bringing his new work in progress show to Nottingham! Jacob quickly established himself on the comedy circuit, being named by Chortle as one to watch in 2023. After winning Bury Met Comedian of the Year, and West Didsbury Comedy Festival New Act of the Year. As well as a finalist Leicester Square Theatre Comedian of the year. "Hilariously Nonchalant… Impeccable Deadpan Delivery" ★★★★★ Broadway World "Insanely funny, he'll be a household name before you know it" Skiddle “Offbeat stories with an air of resigned indifference, which is highly effective” Chortle "Brilliant and bloody hilarious" On The Mic "Versatile joke writer" The Scotsman
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Get tickets (opens the official seller in a new tab)Sun 1 NovDoors 14:10
Cosy Club · Nottingham
Please join 3 women , all have different styles, bringing panache to the cosy club on November 1st at 2:30 pm. Tickets £5. Let me introduce our chicks : Debbie holt . Funny relatable, break through act says ZFS comedy, finalist at beat the frog and too old for a midlife crisis. Slightly psychic Cynthia. Liz Johnson brings her dead grandma to the stage, who is filthy. Leicester comedy festival winner. April Louise derby new comedian of the year finalist. Cancer survivor who has a fuck it list. We are here to prove we are funny because we are. Not defined by our gender but by laughter. Oh and for the sake of inclusivity we've added a token man . I'd like to introduce Chris Richmond, the biggest dick we know .
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Get tickets (opens the official seller in a new tab)Sun 1 NovDoors 14:40
Cosy Club · Nottingham
Idiomicy where idiom meets idiocy.. the panel are presented with the literal translations of foreign idioms... The audience know the true meanings .. much mirth ensues
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Get tickets (opens the official seller in a new tab)Sun 1 NovDoors 15:40
Cosy Club · Nottingham
Friz Frizzle hosts the comedy panel show where audience members put their personal items in a box and games are invented on the spot! Expect a panel of comedians and celebrities as they attempt to tackle… WHAT’S IN THE BOX?! Fans of Taskmaster and Game Changer will love this chaotic panel show. A staple of the Edinburgh Fringe and Leicester Comedy Festival for the past seven years, WHAT’S IN THE BOX merges improv, comedians, boxes and comedians desperately bullsh*tting their way through to earn precious points. You’ll love it.
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Get tickets (opens the official seller in a new tab)Sun 1 NovDoors 16:10
Cosy Club · Nottingham
When clowns can't breathe water and fish can't breathe air – what's a poor Clown Fish to do in this cruel world? In 2025, Catling (Keep It Fringe Award Winner 2023, Malcolm Hardee Award Nominee 2023 and 2025) lost his slug mask. It was an essential part of his cult hit show Moving On...Really Really Slowly. This time, Stephen explores his life now that Autism has been “unmasked", as well as his fin flapping rage against an increasingly soulless entertainment industry. Who knows what is going to be in store? ☆☆☆☆☆ "A delectable, messy and wild amuse-bouche of zany absurdist comedy" The Crumb ☆☆☆☆ "Stephen Catling really is an alternative gem of the Edinburgh Fringe." Fringe fry up ☆☆☆☆"An intelligent man" london theatre 1 ☆☆☆☆ "His absurdist performance is a joy and a masterclass in play." Neurodiverse review ☆☆☆☆ "You’ll laugh cos he’s bonkers, you’ll laugh at the gags and you’ll laugh cos there’s actually no-one else quite like him." Everything Theatre "For if there’s one thing guaranteed in Catling’s work, it’s that you’ll see things that you definitely won’t experience anywhere else in comedy." Chortle
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Get tickets (opens the official seller in a new tab)Sun 1 NovDoors 17:00
Cosy Club · Nottingham
Jonny Brook, he's a mad old bag of disabled, but he's got so many hilarious tales about that life, and how shambolic he's become at living it. As you'll find out during the show, he started off as a normal, but has become disabled, hugely disabled.................. thankfully though, he's hilariously disabled. This show will take you through tales of his hilarious inability to talk to his GP, Nurses, Specialists, Surgeons and many more members of the medical community, about his inability to maturely deal with having the legs you'd have, if you could buy them off TEMU. In addition to this, you'll hear tales of his inability to process all manner of humans, that want to speak with him, about how damaged he is. Whether it's a Taxi Driver, Semi Naked Pensioner, Slow Reader of Tattoos, or compassionate Sex Workers, Jonny and his show will entertain you hugely, with so many tales of how incapable he is, at just being normal at all, anymore....................... Type of Comedy: Stand-Up
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Get tickets (opens the official seller in a new tab)Sun 1 NovDoors 17:40
Cosy Club · Nottingham
Denzil de Cristo has an over-active imagination and an excessive love of puns. Punfortunately, he has decided to share both with the public. In this brand-new Work in Progress, Denzil investigates space travel, ancient aliens, drug-dealing fish and ideas that seemed perfectly reasonable inside his head. Expect whimsical stories, nerdy one-liners, daft conspiracy theories and talking animals. There may also be a thoroughly inappropriate Mary Poppins parody. Denzil’s previous show: Artificially Intelligent Procrastinating Pundit received a 4-star Review at Edinburgh Fringe. “Harry Hill–style surrealism meets George Formby–era wordplay… ricochets from the sublime to the ridiculous” ⭐⭐⭐⭐ One4Review “Genuine and funny… Denzil’s love of comedy and passion to make people laugh truly shines through.” Audience review, Edinburgh Fringe 2025. As seen on The X Factor. Briefly.
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Get tickets (opens the official seller in a new tab)Sun 8 NovDoors 11:40
Cosy Club · Nottingham
A Political Brunch is a lighthearted take on our world with current topics and audience involvement. Recommended by Cate Copstick at the Edinburgh Fringe as a must see for anyone interested in politics.. but there it happens at 09:30... so sleep in and join us
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Get tickets (opens the official seller in a new tab)Sun 8 NovDoors 13:10
Cosy Club · Nottingham
Punny, funny, and full of improv! Join Den & his Fools for ridiculous comedy games and jokes galore. Den is seeking 21st century jesters to entertain the royal court. Fools play improv games, generate jokes on random topics, tell tall tales and silly stories, and participate in a pun off. As seen on YouTube and at Edinburgh & Buxton Fringes & Leicester Comedy Festival. Popular rounds include: Jester Minute, I Didn't Expect That, Guess the Guest, News at Den, and The Good, The Bad and The Ugly Advice. Hosted by Denzil de Cristo with guest panelists. "Very funny, and a brilliant set up" BBC Radio Derby "A lot of fun" Tony Cowards For more information and to find out who the Fools are, go to: www.denoflaughs.co.uk/den-of-fools/ £5 Advance or Pay What You Want on the door.
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Get tickets (opens the official seller in a new tab)Sun 8 NovDoors 14:40
Cosy Club · Nottingham
55 minutes of adequately amusing jokes and stories from an Irishman who recently turned 67... is the show that does what it says on the tin
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Get tickets (opens the official seller in a new tab)Sun 8 NovDoors 16:10
Cosy Club · Nottingham
For most of her life, Mary Cross was the star witness in the case of “How to Fit In.” Northern. Gay. Church-going. Straight-A student. Party girl. Barrister. Comedian. Mum. Each role performed flawlessly. Each one slightly rehearsed. But last year, Mary received a diagnosis that reframed everything. Now she’s taking the stand. In Cross Examination, Mary uses her legal training to interrogate the evidence of her own life. When did the masking begin? Was being a social chameleon a survival strategy… or a superpower? And what happens when the performance finally stops? Blending painfully funny stories, 90s/00s dancefloor anthems, and fearless self-reflection, Mary charts her journey from outsider child to high-achieving professional to midlife truth-teller. This isn’t just a coming-out story. It’s a coming-home story. Uplifting, nostalgic and gloriously unfiltered, Cross Examination is for anyone who has ever edited themselves to survive ... and is finally ready to live out loud. Court is in session. Bring your dancing shoes
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Get tickets (opens the official seller in a new tab)Sun 8 NovDoors 17:40
Cosy Club · Nottingham
Friz Frizzle brings a new show for fans of musical comedy and haters of having to jump through hoops to appease the DWP. There must be a certain appeal to this.
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