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2015 Friday 27th March - Monday 6th April www.bathcomedy.com 2 thank you messages Bath Comedy Festival acknowledges with gratitude the support of the following “Comedy is what makes the world a companies and individuals who have made this event possible: bearable place” Festival Patrons - Terry Jones Angela Vick, Arthur Smith, Barry Cryer OBE, Sir Peter Hendy CBE, Ralph Oswick, Robert Brinkworth, Terry Jones “Bath Comedy Festival fights on 30863B Bath Logo 70cmx220cm half size:Layout 1 27/8/08 09:49 Page 1 in the battle against the bad news Festival Sponsors TM bears!” - Ralph Oswick 30863B Bath Logo 70cmx220cm half size:Layout 1 27/8/08 09:49 Page 1 18 Westgate Street, Bath Tel: 01225 463489 “Should civilisation endure another 18 Westgate Street, Bath Tel: 01225 463489 10,000 years there will never be a finer event than this, most noble Bath Comedy Festival” - Arthur Smith With many thanks to the Festival team, advisors, friends and supporters “I am really looking forward to Louisa Gummer,Monday to ColinThursday throughout Callan, October Alan Cassé & Valerie Caren, Geoff Whiting, Nick Sandy, Nod Knowles, £10.00 Daily Special with a glass of ‘fizz’ seeing so many women performers. A la carte, lunch and early dinner menus also available. John Arnold,Thursday 2nd Helen October Chamberlain, Graeme Thomas, Zoe Bailey, Kate Authers, Georgette McCready, A Taste of Morocco Get your jokes out for the lads!” With Stuart Ash head chef at Woods for the past 20 years. Dinner 7pm for 7.30. Craig Maplesden,£30 per person. Booking essential Barbara Steel, Dave Nelson, Ash Vijay, Rich Daws, Erica Pease, Viv Groskop, Friday 3rd October. The Hot Potato Syncopators - Angela Vick A comedy swing band featuring a couple of Martin Jennings-Wright,ukuleles, musical sword andIan T-chest McGlynn,double Pavel Douglas, John Potter, Sam Bartlett, Mick Dempsey, Luke bass, a top class performance of swinging jazz and hilarious antics! 3 course dinner Brady, Matt Pegler,served Ianfrom 7pm. Cabaret& Crista starts at 9pm Taylor, Jo Lucas, Holly Tarquini, Martin Tracy, David & Claude Price, £30 per person. Booking essential Sunday 5th October. Bill Smarme & The Bizness “They said they were coming to take Denis France,International entertainer,Moe ladies’ Rahman, man, Brian Hennigan, Will Samson, Leslie & Lynsay Redwood, Margaret Roper, bon viveur and building contractor sings. Great comedy! 3 course lunch served me to the toilet. Too late now!” from 12.00. Cabaret starts at 2.30pm Martin Russell,£30 per person. Booking Nathan essential Brett, Simon Emery, David Martin, Alan Nordberg, David & Karin Embleton, Tuesday 7th to Thursday 9th and Wednesday 22nd to Simon Wynne,Friday 24thAnni October. SeafoodMarjoram, Extravaganza Patricia Lukas, Charles Kidd, Adrian Feeney, Simon & Amanda Brown, - Barry Cryer Our fish is delivered daily from Brixham. 24 hours notice required if you would like fresh Cornish lobster. Geoffrey Wheating,A la carte, lunchSue and early Grimsdell, dinner Neill & Jo Menneer, Loraine Morgan-Brinkhurst, Nick Child, menus also available. Tuesday 14th October. Battle Rod ofDonaldson, Hastings Nicky Oliver, Daniel Inzani, Dave Thorpe, Andy Nyiri, Emma Oswick Stuart £10.66. 2 course menu. Booking Programme & website by: essential. plus all our volunteers and supporters too numerous to mention. Lunch, early dinner and A la carte menus also available. Event Sponsors Xerophon offers a range of online and offline services Tuesday 21st October Battle of Trafalgar £18.05 2 course menu. Booking Gala specialising in web authoring & hosting. essential. Lunch, Champagne early dinner and Dinner A la carte menus Wednesday 15th October also available. E: [email protected] A Gala Champagne dinner Sunday 26th October presented by Christophe of The best traditional Roast Alain Thienot Champagne. Beef and Yorkshire Alain Thienot has been Woods’ Pudding house Champagne for the last 20 years. Tasting and a £18.85/£23.00 3 course dinner 7.15pm Printed by: for 2 courses £65 per person Booking essential Booking essential Friday 31st October Halloween Party with John Baker and The Meanies 3 course dinner from 7pm Band 9pm to 11.45pm £30 per person Booking essential welcome ‘F’ Rating 3 The 7th annual Festival is the biggest to date, with well over 100 performers! Bath Comedy Festival has become the first ‘F’ Rated UK Comedy Our Comedy Festival team directly chooses, promotes and produces a core Festival. series of shows, (denoted by the plug logo), centred on specific venues including Bath Cricket Club and the Ring O Bells, plus such fabulous one-offs This year’s core programme includes as the 8th Wine Arts Trail and Sunday Lunch with Lady Margaret at Woods. at least one female act every day throughout the festival, and in every multiple line-up, at least two We also operate an ‘open door’ programme policy, inviting everyone who female contestants in each heat of the New Act is bold or crazy or downright funny enough to put on comedy to run their Competition, plus female compères and judges. own events as part of this Festival feast of over 110 shows in 11 days. Our ‘F’ also stands for ‘Funny’. There are many The ‘open door’ programme features comedy in all manner of venues very funny women out there, and by applying including a run of “FIDO” (free in donation out) shows at Bath Brew House, this rating to our core programme, we aim to events at the Rondo and Mission Theatres, Komedia, The Bell, St James Wine show that once and for all! Vaults as well as outdoor events and comedy walks. Kiids’ comedy fest There is a lot to shout about this year, not least our ‘F’ Rating and the inaugural daytime Kids’ Comedy Fest. More good news is that average ticket prices We’ve joined forces with are down and there are more concessions available for students. Jimmy Mc from Bath’s popular Saturday morning club for I am delighted to welcome Festival Patron and Python Terry Jones this year children - Fezziwigs Fun Club - to for a special event and the inaugural Bath Plug Award at the Little Theatre. produce a packed programme of weekday lunchtime Easter Read on and enjoy this year’s fabulous programme of holiday fun guaranteed to keep events, and discover new comedians and venues in the the kids rolling in the aisles, with process. For more information, online booking, and to some mums and dads more join the e-mailing list visit www.bathcomedy.com than likely to be joining them. This symbol denotes a core Festival event - Friends of the Festival are entitled to concessions (where available). Nick Steel, Festival Director Email [email protected] for information. 4 WHAT’S ON 27th March - 6th April 2015 (plus some extra dates either side) Tuesday 24th March Pre-Festival fun CWIPS (University of Bath Comedy Society) - Bible according to CWIPS 7:30pm for 8pm show | Bath Brew House | TICKETS: £2 on the door or from [email protected] Premiere performance of CWIPS original show. Stories of the Bible (and some random tangents) told through sketches, stand up, and improvisation. Thursday 26th March Pre-Festival fun The Porter - Comedy Club 8pm - 11pm | The Porter | TICKETS: £5 on the door Come and let off steam at The Porter Comedy Club! On the last Thursday of every month they’ll be presenting some of the best local talents the South West has to offer. Hosted by compere Daniel ‘Fitz’Henry and backed by our in-house comedy band ‘The Comedettes’, the Club is bringing a more cabaret styled edge to comedy in Bath. A map of Festival venues can be found on the inside back cover, page 51 www.bathcomedy.com 5 Thursday 26th March Pre-Festival fun The VA present - Improv Marmalade 7:30pm show | St James Wine Vaults | TICKETS: Free entry (donation on exit) The VA present an evening of improv and sketches. As well as improv games for the whole audience to get involved with, The VA will be showcasing their dating improv show - Seeking Nigel. In this show, YOU pick which one of our performers is Nigel, YOU decide on who he dates and YOU have a hand in his romantic fate. It has it all: seduction, romance, action, love and smooth wooing. At least that’s what the hapless and hopeless romantic Nigel dreams of. They will also be joined by fresh sketch comedy from the Bristol Revunions, whose “slick performances and contagious energy” (Intermission Bristol) have made them a force to reckoned with. Repeat Show CWIPS - Bible according to CWIPS 7:30pm for 8pm show | Bath Brew House | TICKETS: £2 on the door or from [email protected] For full details see listing on page 4. The Unrelated Family - Comic Noises 8:30pm show (2.5hrs) | The Bell | TICKETS: Free A whole night of classic comedy music from The Unrelated Family and untold talented guests. Featuring tunes from the likes of Vic & Bob, Tim Minchin, Victoria Wood, Bill Bailey, Jake Thackray, Fry & Laurie and many more. For easy online booking just look up your event at www.bathcomedy.com and follow the links. 6 WHAT’S ON Friday 27th March Opening Night Laugh At Bath - Comedy Walking Tour 11:15am and 2:15pm | Starts at Bath Abbey | TICKETS: £8 adult / £6 student, senior / £5 kids A daytime, light hearted, fun, comedy, mischievous and unconventional walking tour through Bath’s history* *well some of it! Daily except Tuesdays, tours last around 90 mins. Booking by phone 07765 796966 or email [email protected] or on the day subject to availability. Will Franken 5:30pm for 6pm show (1hr) | Bath Brew House | TICKETS: Free (donations) or £5 to reserve - call 07599 712393 Maniac of manifold voices, Will Franken, winner of the 2014 Three Weeks Editors’ Award and the 2014 Barry Award for Best Performer, makes his Bath debut.
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