Barley Mow Comedy Night

Join Late Stage Comedy upstairs at the Barley Mow for some of the best comedians to tickle your funny bones!

With a brand new line-up each month, get yourself a ticket to this intimate 60-seater event. You won't regret it!

Your line-ups

21st Sep

Ashley Frieze

With his charming, daft, and warm brand of music-infused stand-up comedy, this guitar-toting funny man has been entertaining audiences across the UK for over 20 years. His original songs, with well-crafted lyrics and catchy tunes, span many genres from Jazz to Coldplay.

A high octane larger than life performer, guaranteed to raise the big laughs.

Josh Reynolds

A fantastic up-and-coming comedian who gets better every time we book them!

Rachel Creeger

Rachel Creeger is a multi-award-winning stand-up comedian, writer, director and broadcaster, and resident MC for London club "Comedy Upstairs at the Adam & Eve". She is a regular guest topical comedian on BBC One's Sunday Morning Live and BBC Radio London

19th Oct

David Eagle

David is one of the funniest, fastest rising acts on the comedy circuit with an array of competition wins and some quality comedy club performances already under his belt.

With David being blind, his comedy often explores how his disability means the most ordinary, commonplace events are turned into surreal and convoluted dramas. Occasionally he dons his accordion (often as a spiteful repost to hecklers) and performs one of his comedy songs, such as his George Formby parody, described by the Guardian as "a comic tour de force."

Friz Frizzle

Friz Frizzle is a Songruiner. They will take the lyrics of the tunes you know and love and mess around with them until you don't want to know or love them any more. It's better than it sounds. He has been on the scene since 2011, and has headlined Comedy Festivals, weekend clubs, appeared on BBC Radio 4 and won Hull Comedian of the Year 2017. They have performed sell-out shows at the Edinburgh Fringe every year since 2015 and has also released three top-charting comedy albums.

Ethan Madds

A great up-and-coming comedian.

23rd November

Sean Percival

Black Country comic Sean Percival is an ex-welder from Dudley ("It's a lovely place to come from but bloody horrible to go back to") whose act is steeped in the traditions of the working mens clubs circuit, but bang up to date with its upfront attitude.

Sean's brand of comedy steers clear of the surreal and confronts realism in an explosively funny way.

A festival favourite, he has performed at the Edinburgh, Glastonbury and Reading Festivals, and as a well established headliner he performs at all major comedy clubs around the UK as well as being a regular host for the Jongleurs comedy clubs. radio credits - comedy In demand as a script writer, Sean works regularly with likes of Johnny Vaughan for the Capital Radio group.

Stevie Gray

A cheeky and very likeable comedian, Stevie Gray's stage act fuses jokes, music, news stories and audience participation to create an up-tempo energy in any room. The recent addition of a guitar on stage has added an extra-dimension to Stevie's act and made him one of the hottest new acts on the UK comedy circuit.

Jules O'Brian

Jules O'Brian was shortlisted for Funny Women 2021, and performs at venues and festivals around the country, telling anyone who will listen about ageing disgracefully, body hang-ups, parenting, and dating. She is TalkTalk's official voice – chosen by none other than the legend Bernard Cribbins – and her silly writings feature frequently in magazines including Prima and MamaLife. This former teacher's relaxed and chatty style, crowd interaction and warmth, all served with a sardonic wit, make her a natural crowd pleaser.