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Saturday 21 November - Hen & Chicken Studio - 8pm (doors 7.15pm) - Tickets from £12 to £20

Stand Up For The Weekend with STEPHEN BAILEY
and GUESTS

Featuring
EMMA COYNE & ALEX MITCHELL plus compere ADAM BEARDSMORE
DATE: Saturday 21 November - 8pm (doors 7.15pm) - Tickets from £12 to £20
"A natural talent for making audiences laugh" Metro
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Stand Up For The Weekend is our flagship weekly comedy show featuring top circuit headliners and guest acts plus incredibly funny and engaging comperes who host the show. A choice of table seats, reserved row seats and unreserved row seats are available to book online.

Headliner: STEPHEN BAILEY

Stephen Bailey is one of the UK’s most engaging comedy talents—an award-winning stand-up, presenter and actor whose razor-sharp wit, infectious warmth and brilliantly gossipy storytelling have made him a firm favourite with audiences nationwide. Proudly northern, unapologetically authentic and effortlessly quick on his feet, Bailey has become a familiar face across television while continuing to sell out live venues with his irresistible blend of crowd work and personal anecdotes. Hailed as "fabulously funny" (The Guardian), "an absolute crowdpleaser" (Chortle) and "a natural talent for making audiences laugh" (Metro), Stephen delivers comedy that's warm, fearless and consistently hilarious.

Stephen’s quick-wit, playful sarcasm and enigmatic charm captivates audiences instantly. As well as being a prominent presence on the UK comedy circuit, he has also supported the biggest names in stand-up, including Micky Flanagan on his arena tour, Lucy Beaumont,  Katherine Ryan, Jenny Eclair, Jason Manford, John Bishop and Sarah Millican.

Stephen is very much in demand and his numerous TV credits, let alone making a name for himself on Channel 5's Celebs On The Farm, include hosting BBC's Live at the Apollo and appearing on shows including Unbreakable, co-host on Date or Drop, alongside Amanda Holden, Would I Lie To You. Richard Osman's House of Games, Celebrity Bridge of Lies and Celebrity Weakest Link, The Apprentice: You're Fired, Between The Covers and Strictly: It Takes Two, and Pointless Celebrities. ​

"A rising star" The Sun

"Bailey has a natural chemistry with his audience and this is where he truly comes into his own" Broadway Baby