sheffcomedy 10 #1 Posted November 30, 2012 The Last Laugh Comedy Club returns to the Lescar this Thursday with Phil Ellis, Tony Simpson and Phil Butler headlining. Date – Thurs 6 Dec – Doors 8pm Show 8 30pm Venue – The Lescar, Sharrowvale Rd Tickets - £8 http://www.wegottickets.com/sheffieldcomedy PHIL ELLIS Phil Ellis has established a reputation as a unique, reliable and exciting act. A regular MC on the national circuit, his natural and instantly likeable style has proved a hit with promoters and audiences alike. Phil regularly MCs at big weekend clubs such as Last Laugh Comedy Club, Highlight and the Frog and bucket, where he has his own night at both the Preston and Manchester venue. ‘Ellis sets such a cracking pace… he flits around the audience with his frisky, easy banter spreading a feeling of good-humoured fun.’ Chortle ‘Mad and severely likeable… possessed with manic energy’ Metro TONY SIMPSON Tony is a topical writer and enjoys sharing his sometimes surreal spin on life and the news. Tonys likeable persona endears him to a wide range of audiences this also enables him to prove to be a strong compare who enjoys engaging the audience, and making them feel like everyone has gone round to this house for the night out! compared around the country for various promoters over the years Tony has connected with wide ranges of audiences. “One of the best comedy prospects we have seen for a long time” John Marshall Buzz “Tony Simpson got to grips with the crowd” - Liverpool Echo "Tony Simpson closed the night beautifully. Cheeky and charming in equal measure" - Speakeasy PHIL BUTLER As soon as Phil joined the UK comedy circuit, he found himself closing the show at all the major comedy clubs such as Jongleurs, Highlight, The Comedy Store, The Glee Club, The Banana Comedy Club, Bearcat, Baby Blue, Hyena Comedy Café, Last Laugh, but to name a few. Phil has also had the great honour of performing for our British troops in Iraq, Kosovo, Bosnia, Croatia and several times in Afghanistan. Phil was amongst the first comedians to perform to the troops on the front line, and even received a medal for his time there. Dipping his toe into an acting career he had a cameo role in BBCs 'Hotel Babylon' and a TV advert for the AA. He is currently producing and hosting an internet radio show called 'The Green Room' which is recorded backstage on the comedy circuit with interviews and clips of the show. Past interviews have included; Jimmy Carr, Jim Jefferies, Milton Jones, Rufus Hound and Lee Mack. It's a free podcast available at http://www.thegreenroompodcast.com, http://www.philbutler.co.uk and iTunes. Also a star of the major BBC documentary 'A Funny Business' - 2006 "Phil Butler's got it all ... unique, original and hilarious" - The Stage and Television Today "Without doubt, one of the most exciting and original finds in comedy in recent years" - The Guardian "Phil brought the house down with a truly original and riotous act of visual comedy" The Mirror http://www.philbutler.co.uk Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...
SLY64 10 #2 Posted December 3, 2012 Top nite out this as always form the last laugh comedy people no rubbish on this bill all good acts an only 8 quid Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...
Kiddo 10 #3 Posted December 3, 2012 How can I get tickets without having to go on the website and pay the booking fee? Or is it more than £8 cos you have to get charged a booking fee? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...
sheffcomedy 10 #4 Posted December 5, 2012 We always keep some walk up places on the night though they are first come first served. The booking fee is only 80p a ticket the cheapest system we found on the web and had to move to advance tickets because of people holding tickets and not turning up. If it is a large party then you can always contact us to discuss a deposit instead of going through on line sales. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...
