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Brochure-Jan2011.Pdf attracted really nice audiences, and honour of the extra bank holiday on it has been a joy to see. Comedians 29th…. Nice one Will). such as Sarah Millican, Dylan Moran, If you’ve read this far… well done. FRIDAYS & Johnny Vegas, Milton Jones, Ed If you are sitting in the club reading Byrne and Stewart Lee have already it – ‘Hello and thanks for coming.’ If SATURDAYS graced the stage. Our Friday and you are elsewhere, then have a scan, It’s Friday or Saturday night, it’s the Saturday nights have been a great book tickets online or just turn up. weekend. Why not come along to success and well received. Quality one of the best comedy clubs in the It’s a right laugh… acts, a great room, reasonable prices. country? We open the doors at 6.45 We have also kept our Sunday night, so you can get in nice and early if Darrell Martin where we often have different formats, you fancy, grab something to eat, Booker, promoter and sometimes compere Just the Tonic 2011 maybe slightly more experimental. listen to a bit of decent, but not loud 7th / 8th January 14th / 15th January ‘On a mission from God’ Stewart Lee £9 Fri / £11 Sat / £5.50 NUS £9 Fri / £11 Sat / £5.50 NUS Welcome to Just the It‘s been great. music and relax a bit. But we aren’t resting on our laurels. The venue is set up in a cabaret style. Phil Nichol Steve Hughes Tonic’s second fancy Have a look through these listings. It’s like that scene in Goodfellas… a Josh Howie, Matt Reed Nick Helm, Duncan Oakley ‘consistently Act TBC Darrell Martin brochure with our listings I have tried to put the best shows proper night out setting. You get to sit on possible and have sat for hours round a table with your mates and Phil Nichol is an all-rounder, with Steve Hughes has a straight talking, for January to May 2011. booking these gigs. Every weekend boasting have a chat and a drink before the exceptional energy levels. He’s invigorating style of comedy; an you will find a brilliant Friday and nonsense begins. exciting, energetic and breaks eclectic mix of quirky anecdotes In here you can read all about what boundaries. It’s a wonder he’s not and witty one-liners. Nick Helm will we’ve got coming up in the spring Saturday with 4 different acts. Our At 8pm the show starts. The compere Sundays have got some tour shows, the most constantly exhausted. You’ll definitely literally shout the laughter out of you. (well, all the stuff booked at time of comes on, he warms up the crowd, be exhausted from laughing at He’s armed with at least 6 jokes, getting to print. There’;s a couple of with the very offensive Jerry Sadowitz probably does a bit of banter with in February, the silly Abandonman him. Josh Howie is an ex-public a few songs, even some poems gaps and we are always on the look interesting the audience and gets you all ready. schoolboy, raised as a Buddhist, and definitely some insecurities. out for the odd surprise big name etc) (you haven’t heard of them, but You are then in for 3 of the best it’s my job to have), Tom Stade (a trained as a Rabbi before being Duncan Oakley is naughty, rude After being Nottingham’s Sunday comedians on the circuit, you get 2 shamed for frolicking naked with a and charmingly cheeky with some night comedy club for 16 years we Canadian you may have seen on line ups in breaks to fill up your glasses and do Michael McIntyre but who we’ve been non-Jewish girl. Sometimes comedy truly impressive comedy songs. Get finally got our full time venue in The your ablutions (or go to the loo) just writes itself. As pleasant as he is ready for an exuberant, hilarious yet Forum at The Cornerhouse in 2010. booking for years). We’re booking a the country’ After the show finishes, at about brutal, Matt Reed is a welcome MC, educational rock’n’roll journey. It has proved to be a roaring success. special night in honour of the Royal 10.30pm, the chairs and tables get simultaneously entertaining the crowd Darrell Martin hosts. We had a load of sell out shows, we Wedding in April (in actual fact, in The Times put away (so you will have to move whilst destroying hecklers. Act TBC. a bit) and we turn into a nightclub to open at 11pm. You are welcome to stay. But we realise that everyone has different tastes, so rather than attempt to please everyone we have EVERY TUESDAY arranged free entry to Pandoras Box (formerly Snug) should you wish to move on. BIG VALUE A totally Nottingham Comedy Club, with the absolute best of the national circuit, at realistic Nottingham prices! BEWARE EXPENSIVE IMITATIONS! 21st / 22nd January 28th / 29th January COMEDY SHOW £9 Fri / £11 Sat / £5.50 NUS £9 Fri / £11 Sat / £5.50 NUS ‘Just the Tonic... has Rob Deering Jason John Whitehead AUDITIONS Carey Marx, Isy Suttie, Gordon Southern, Mystery Guest secured a reputation Chris Martin, Jarred Christmas Darrell Martin as a champion of Rob Deering is endearing, witty, Jason John Whitehead has the FREE ENTRY FOR ONLINE BOOKING high-quality leftfield fun and a huge comedy musical sharpest observations and a definite £2.50 on the door talent. Isy Suttie (Friday only) aka knack for timing – hailed as the stand-up. Far from Dobby from Peep Show is a talented ‘saviour of unpretentious stand up’. Every August Just the Tonic takes the ‘In recent years we discovered and playing it safe with comedian who will warm you with Gordon Southern refers to himself as highly regarded ‘Big Value Comedy taken to Edinburgh before you had her well-crafted characters and an ‘International Word Clown’. He’s Show’ to the Edinburgh Festival. heard of them: Jason Manford, stag and hen-friendly songs. Carey Marx’s mischievous yet poetic, clever and downright silly. In it, we showcase 8 of the best Jim Jeffries, Sarah Millican, Justin bills, they’ve worked gleefully delivered material makes for Our opening act is a special guest. new comedians on the circuit. To Moorhouse, Josie Long, Wil Hodgson, a brilliant comedy set. Chris Martin We’re not allowed to tell you who he find them we audition every week in Jarred Christmas, John Richardson, hard to create an (Saturday only) brings intelligent gags is. Why don’t you come and find out? Nottingham. Comedians from all over Seann Walsh, Charlie Baker... plus East Midlands haven and simple immature anecdotes to Tonight is compered by Captain Tonic the country come to us. We need you loads of others. the room. Loveable and brilliantly .... Darrell Martin. to come along and be the audience. for the more innovative funny. Jarred Christmas will take you You will get the chance to see people on a hilarious ride of laughs and also So, it’s FREE if you book of this future potential in the raw side of comedy’ in advance online. The Guardian 2009 gasps! 4th / 5th February 11th / 12th February 18th / 19th February 18th / 19th March 25th / 26th March 1st / 2nd April £9 Fri / £11 Sat / £5.50 NUS £9 Fri / £11 Sat / £5.50 NUS £9 Fri / £11 Sat / £5.50 NUS £11 Fri / £13 Sat / £7 NUS £9 Fri / £11 Sat / £5.50 NUS £9 Fri / £11 Sat / £5.50 NUS Adam Bloom Junior Simpson Paul Tonkinson Rufus Hound Rob Rouse Seann Walsh Philberto, Carl Donnelly Gary Delaney, Pat Monahan Raymond & Timpkins Revue Wes Zaharuk, Julian Deane, Nige, Pete Firman Chris Stokes, Michael Fabbri Eric Lampaert (Friday only) Darrell Martin Stuart Hudson, Matt Reed Danny McLoughlin Andy Robinson Darrell Martin Adam Bloom lights up the room Junior Simpson’s infectious energy Paul Tonkinson leads audiences on a Rufus Hound you will recognise from Rob Rouse’s ‘cartoon face and Seann Walsh is probably the most with silly, profound routines about and huge stage presence helped him tour through the differences of male/ TV. A host on Argumental. He was cheeky banter allow him to get away exciting act on the circuit. Recently anything and everything. Guaranteed quickly climb the comedy ladder. female logic and can mock almost also compere at our summer special with murder’. Lots of energy and lots appeared on McIntyre’s Comedy belly laughs from Bloom. Portugal’s He finds humour in the everyday every region in Britain. Test him. We’ll last year. An amazing performer and of laughs. Nige looks like an ordinary Roadshow and he played for us at Number 1 Reality TV Star, Philberto humdrum and trust us, it’s hilarious. let you. The Raymond & Mr Timpkins a rare chance to see him at a club. scallywag, but behind his shell suit the Royal Concert Hall in December. is a regular headliner on the circuit Gary Delaney is a razor sharp one- Revue is the daftest yet funniest Wes Zaharuk is one of the funniest lies a wealth of intelligent, perhaps Come see him, he’s brilliant. Chris and makes 20 minutes disappear in liner comedian, hailed as the most things ever to grace the comedy and madcap physical comedians odd, gags and stories. Pete Firman Stokes is a self-proclaimed geek, the blink of an eye. Carl Donnelly is quotable comedian on the circuit. stage. This prop/music double act around. A rip roaring jump into the is an amazing magician who will playing on social misconceptions a genuinely funny, loveable young He’s the stand-up Jimmy Carr wants have to be seen to be believed.
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