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Friday 30 January 2026 | 8pm - 11pm
The Garage Chilwell
Tickets £15
Funhouse Comedy returns to The Garage, Chilwell (Barton's) Nottingham on Friday January 30th for another night full of laughter.
Topping the bill is Leicester Mercury Comedian of the Year and finalist in British Comedian of the Year, the cheeky Jack Gleadow, hailing from Hull and claiming to have illegitimate Chuckle Brothers heritage, he is one of the most unique performers on the UK comedy circuit today.
Opening the night will be the intrinsically funny Lloyd Griffith comedian, choirboy and an 'aspiring' goalkeeper who has supported Jack Whitehall and Rob Beckett on tour. He has also made numerous TV appearances including 'Live at The Apollo', as regular host on Sky Sports' Soccer AM and on Comedy Central Live at The Comedy Store. As a choirboy in Grimsby, he sang on 'The National Lottery, with Dudley Moore who played the piano. Then later in life sang backing vocals on a Bee Gees album. A professional singer but always a natural jester he turned to stand-up and with his down-to-earth cynicism and lively attitude, he enthrals the crowd.
Completing the line-up is Scottish funnyman Kevin Daniel one of the fastest rising stars on the Midlands circuit with hilarious, relatable material going down a storm at clubs across the region. His commanding stage presence, exquisite storytelling and quips aplenty always leave audiences wanting more.
Compere for the night is the easy going and confident Nik Coppin.
7.00pm doors
8.00pm show
Street Food available pre-show from 7pm until 7.30pm.
Artists: JACK GLEADOW https://jackgleadow.co.uk/, LLOYD GRIFFITH https://lloydgriffith.com/
| Funhouse Comedy Club - Comedy Night in Chilwell, Notts (30 Jan 2026) | ||
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| Day | Times | |
| Friday | 20:00 | - 23:00 |
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