Standup Comedy Night - Feat. Dave Longley

Join us for a fantastic evening of top-quality comedy. The fabulous Jon Wagstaffe will MC the evening and be joined by the brilliant Stella Graham, Kent Cameron and our brilliant headliner Dave Longley.

A simple country lad from Tewkesbury, Jon Wagstaffe burst onto the scene in May 2011 and has propelled himself quickly into being a well known act and brilliant compere. His mix of high energy and clever writing make audiences warm to him instantly. His take on modern life will have any audience in fits of laughter.

Stella Graham is a naturally funny stand-up comedian, writer & actor.
Shameless, charmingly aggressive and unladylike, she's the funniest half Sri Lankan gal from Coventry.

"Kent Cameron is a relative newcomer to the comedy world but is really starting to stand out in a crowded market; a very engaging performer who really connects with an audience with his diverse subject matter including self deprecation and his Scottish roots; coupled with his ability to think on his feet and react to audience banter he looks set to really start moving up the comedy ladder in the next twelve months; comfortable with a diverse demographic he appeals to a wide range of people which is a real advantage as it allows him to play to an equally wide range of clubs."
Nik Hill, Gloucester Brewery (in association with funhouse comedy)

Dave Longley is a difficult comedian to define; on the one hand, abrasive, crude and insulting and on the other, articulate, intelligent and disarmingly funny.
Longley’s towering stage presence and intensity, combined with his cutting wit have made him one of the most popular and controversial circuit comics in the UK, whether it’s doling out thought-provoking insights or revelling in toilet humour, Longley is a gifted wordsmith with great audience interaction skills.
David has a humble silliness which ingratiates him to audiences, he delivers deadpan accounts of his everyday life which are shockingly honest, well considered and divinely funny, maintaining a rapport with the audience that is at once edgy and accessible, engaging the whole room.