The Goodfather

Phil Kay is back, unshowered all season, whiskey glazed and pumped full of the kind of magic that comes along as often as blue moons, with mega talents Lou Sanders, Will Franken, Luke McQueen and more.

Goodfather's mid season break is nearly over and February 3rd looms in the distance like a twinkly village up ahead after a long slog through the night...

And with him on his ship this month comes a classic Goodfather medley of talents...

* LOU SANDERS - As seen on Russell Howard's Good News. "Very, very funny" (Chortle). "Destined for hugeness" (Timeout). Named as one of the top comics to watch in Timeout, London is Funny, The Sun, Fest Magazine and Dave TV.

* WILL FRANKEN - Dynamite one man sketch orchestra...

"An astounding character comedian who makes everyone else in his field look like lazy chancers" (Chortle).

"An erudite wit and a highly developed sense of the absurd" (The New York Times).

"Best alternative to psychedelic drugs" (San Francisco Bay Guardian).

* LUKE McQUEEN - Star of BBC's Live at the Electric and the "Get Sarah Back" YouTube mini series.

"Fearlessly serves up a weird, sometimes disconcerting, collection of dazzlingly original pieces that constantly pull the rug from under you... A triumph of originality" (Steve Bennett, Chortle).

* ANDY STOREY - "A blend of self-deprecation and razor sharp quips - all wrapped up in good old fashioned comic charm." (Up The Creek).

* ANDREA HUBERT - "A compelling persona, keen writing skill, archly cynical attitude, her slick, fluid set is rich with inventive, sarcastic gags all hung around an intriguing personality." (Steve Bennett, Chortle).

And much more...

Doors from 7.00pm for free nachos and classic pop vs classic film on the big screen.

Showtime from 8.00pm.
Prizes to be won.