Mycenae House Comedy Club feat. Ian Stone + Jarred Christmas

The popular Mycenae House Comedy Club returns on Friday 19th December at 8pm with a fantastic line-up featuring Ian Stone, Jarred Christmas, Keith Farnan and Sofie Hagen.

After the successful launch of the Mycenae House Comedy Club earlier in the year the event now runs regularly on the 3rd Friday of each month, featuring talent from comedians such as Sara Pascoe, Rachel Parris, Eric Lampaert, Stuart Goldsmith, Ian Stone and Keith Farnan.

Line-up for 19th December includes:

Jarred Christmas

Kiwi comedian with a unique style that deftly mixes gags with storytelling, and a dynamic onstage persona and the ability to improvise and roll with anything that's thrown his way. This makes his comedy sizzle with originality. Star of 'Mock The Week' 'Flight Of The Conchords', '8 Out Of 10 Cats' and the Pot Noodle adverts.
'One of the funniest men to pick up a microphone' Time Out
'Likeable, intelligent and full of unpredictable energy' The Scotsman

Ian Stone

Ranked amongst the top ten stand-ups in Britain by The Independent, Ian Stone is one of the most talented topical acts and comperes in the country. Edgy and provocative, with an easy-going manner and self-depreciating style, Ian is at great ease bantering with an audience. He's also a member of the Comedy Store's critically acclaimed 'Cutting Edge' team. Ian also received a nomination in 2012 for the BEST SHOW at the Leicester Comedy Festival Awards.
'Seriously funny' The Guardian
'.like a cross between Tony Hancock and Frankie Howerd. Stone is probably better than we deserve. Ultimately, it is the sheer quantity of funny material that really impresses' The List

Keith Farnan

Having appeared on BBC's Michael Mcintyre Comedy Roadshow Keith Farnan has also performed at festivals across the world, from Montreal to Amsterdam, his unique shows exploring topics ranging from the Death Penalty to women's rights.
'Brilliant, thought-provoking and laugh out loud funny' Time Out

Sofie Hagen

Laughing Horse New Act Of The Year winner, Hagen is 'warm, accessible but in no way bland and delights audiences with personal tales and observations. Her skill becomes all the more apparent when looking at her silences as well as her writing, her timing is spot-on and pauses, facial expressions and knowing nods and smiles all combine to make an act who is destined to make a name for herself' Chortle
'Hagen's act sharply pokes fun at British words and phrases and she's not afraid switch to bleaker, more contentious subject matter' Time Out