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The high octane and hilarious Mark Watson headlines a multiple act bill of comedy to launch this summer's Bristol BrouHaHa comedy festival in July, featuring two of the most exciting comics of the moment: Romesh Ranganathan and Katherine Ryan. Compere is Mark Olver.
DANA ALEXANDER
"Like a gift from the Comedy Gods" The Herald
"Look out for this brilliantly offbeat Norwegian stand-up" The Guardian
Star of Never Mind The Buzzcocks and 8 Out Of 10 Cats, and winner of the Edinburgh Comedy Award in 2008, David O'Doherty's humour fits into the slightly nerdish, misfit worldview increasingly adopted by a certain breed of comic; delicate, sweet and thought-provoking rather than aggressive and in-your face.
ROMESH RANGANATHAN
"The boundaries are often where good comedy is to be found, and Ranganathan has the writing eloquence to explore that." Chortle
MATT RICHARDSON
“He’s brash, slick and full of mildly laddish but self-deprecating stories, all delivered with an irresistible twinkle” The Guardian
RICHARD HERRING
"Herring is a superior comedian ... hilarious."
The Guardian
ALAN FRANCIS
"Thought provoking, eloquent, entertaining... Well worth your time" The Scotsman
JARRED CHRISTMAS
"Likeable, intelligent and full of unpredictable energy" The Scotsman
CAREY MARX
"Marx's slick delivery lends itself to clever verbal comedy." The Scotsman
ANDREW LAWRENCE
"Not for the easily shockable" Daily Telegraph
GARY DELANEY
"Expect a cavalcade of of brilliantly inventive puns" The Guardian
CHRIS MARTIN
"One of the UK's most promising young observationalists" The Guardian
SCOTTISH FALSETTO SOCK PUPPET THEATRE
"This is the unparalleled pinnacle of comedy puppetry" Venue
DALISO CHAPONDA
"One of the finest, funniest and most fair-minded comic commentators on race and post-colonial integration that I have seen" Three Weeks (Edinburgh Festival)
CELIA PACQUOLA
"A rare gift for comic storytelling" Daily Telegraph
THE COMEDY ZONE with LUCY BEAUMONT, CARL HUTCHINSON & MATT WINNING plus compere MARK SMITH
The Comedy Zone is a stand-up showcase featuring four of the most exciting emerging talents on the comedy circuit.
IAN STONE
"A masterful exponent of self-mocking Jewish humour" The Times
TOM ALLEN
"Riotous entertainment... Allen is one of life's true eccentrics" The Guardian
ADDY VAN DER BORGH
"van der Borgh has funny bones. This man was born to make people laugh" Edinburgh Evening News
DANNY WARD
“Observational gags coming thick and fast” Leicester Mercury
Comedy Club 4 Kids is, as the name suggests, a stand-up show specifically aimed at children from 6 to 11 at a time they can watch without any rude words. Three circuit stand-ups, George Egg, Fin Taylor & John Robins, provide an hour long show of child-friendly funnies. (Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian).
ALUN COCHRANE
"Prime laugh-out-loud stupid moments" The List
ALLYSON SMITH
Canadian comic Allyson Smith brings her sassy blend of in-your-face stand-up and hilariously insightful commentary to BrouHaHa.
JOHN ROBINS
"A complete and utter natural" Russell Howard
DAVID MORGAN
"Immensely likeable stage presence, a smart neat turn of phrase" The Scotsman
Your Web Ticket
Once you have booked your tickets you will be taken to a page where your web ticket will be displayed for you to print off. You should also receive an automated copy of your web ticket via email.
I don't have a printer:
If you don't have a printer we suggest you make a note of your HaHa reference number and bring this along to the venue on the night. You will also need to bring some ID. Alternatively, you may use a smartphone such as an iPhone and show the web ticket screen to the box office staff.
I don't have my HaHa reference number:
If, for what ever reason, you didn't make a note of your HaHa ref number and you didn't receive the automated e-ticket, you'll need to contact us to resend your reference number. You will need your reference number to be admitted to the venue.
Please email admin@thecomedybox.co.uk and inform us of the show date, your name and the quantity of tickets. We will send you your reference number then return to this page and follow the instructions below to retrieve your web ticket.
Sometimes an email provider will block our emails which means you won't have received your web ticket. If this is the case then you won't receive your web ticket even if you try resending it to yourself. In these circumstances you will either have to print the ticket from the screen or make a note of the reference number. Or you can save the ticket to your Favourites (Bookmarking) once you see the ticket on the screen. But you will only be able to save the ticket on the computer (or phone) you used to book the tickets.
Retrieving your web ticket:
To retrieve your ticket details, please input the boxes at the bottom of the page with the following:
- Your Email Address - The email address needs to be the same one you used when you ordered your tickets.
- HaHa Reference - This number is the one you are given when you first made your order and appears on Your Web Ticket on screen, eg. HaHa - 1234. Just input the digits.