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[ClaireFu]

SNAFU COMEDY CLUB - WITH JOE HEENAN, ANDREW LEARMONTH, JASON MURPHY, GUS TAWSE & DEREK MILLER // TUESDAY 10TH MARCH // SNAFU




The Snafu Comedy Club relaunches on Tuesday 10th March with a very nice looking line-up of comedians, that are sure to have you in stitches.

The night is going back to the original every Tuesday policy, and promises to deliver professional compares and comedians each and every week, both from the local and national circuits.

Drinks deals are to be had at the bar and there's even pre-show discount for meals in Five on a Tuesday night...

Keep an eye out on club snafu Home for updates and full listings.

Doors open 7PM
Show starts 7.30PM
Finish 10PM
Door charge £4

[u70jc]

This night was ace

[aekido]

god damn it, i wanted to go to that!

[Wax]

It's every Tuesday. Next up are Ro Campbell and Reverend Obadiah Steppenwolfe III:

RO CAMPBELL

Ro did his first stand up gig, aged 29, at The Stand in Edinburgh on a Red Raw night, back in early 2005. Since then he has been busy learning the craft by gigging all over Britain and as far afield as Shetland, Barcelona, Budapest, Dublin, Melbourne and Her Majesties Prison, Glen Ochil. He has continued to go from strength to strength, his material being wide ranging and well crafted, and he can be seen regularly at clubs all around the UK and Ireland, supporting some of the biggest names on the comedy circuit. ‘Effortless and Briliant...’ The List 2008
'Very wrong, Rather funny' Chortle.co.uk (Hackney Empire Final 2009)
‘His dry set-ups are emhasised by his lethargic Australian tones as he hammers home the punchlines...showing the craft of a Circuit Pro.’ The Skinny 2008
‘the belly laughs kept coming so fast that tears were starting to flow..." Shetland Times 2006
'a hugely entertaining and accomplished performer...4 stars ****' The Skinny 2009

THE REVEREND OBADIAH STEPPENWOLFE III

Winner of the 2003 Chortle Award for Best Breakthrough Act and a star of BBC2's Live Floor Show, The Reverend is not your average holy man. With his heavy metal music, black leather, sunglasses and love of hot tub bible classes, he cuts a pretty intimidating figure. A true two-fisted Tennessee trailer-trash TV evangelist, he makes the sinners swing from the rafters.

Having managed to offend virtually every religious group and been barred from most places of worship, The Reverend has taken to spreading the word
of the Lord on the BBC, as well as around comedy clubs all over the UK. He was a regular on both series of BBC Scotland's Live Floor Show, for which he was nominated for a Scottish BAFTA best newcomer award. His success on the show secured him a weekly spot when the show later transferred to BBC2 network for a 10 part series.

His 2003 Edinburgh Fringe show with Frankie Boyle provoked massive, diverse reactions and was simultaneously hailed as the most exciting and original
as well as the most offensive and dangerous show on the fringe. This show led to The Rev and Frankie being commissioned to write on the Channel 4 Jimmy Carr vehicle, 'Distraction' and its' subsequent re-commission.

2006 saw The Reverend writing for Channel 4's '8 Out Of 10 Cats' and Channel 4 Radio as well as for BBC TWO's 'Mock The Week'. He stole the show at the
Reading Festival, his festival debut, and his Edinburgh Festival Show, 'What Would Charlie Sheen Do?' received 5 star reviews.

'The man is a tornado, a fount of pitch-perfect jokes coupled with quite masterful timing and material that flouts the very laws of censure.........Utterly challenging and well-crafted, it is, of course, howlingly funny.' The Metro*****

'Laugh? I almost shat myself. Rarely at the festival do you get a) amazing Scottish comedy and b) comedians who can send you into a fit of absolute
hysteria for an hours Class. The two comedians from BBC's 'Live Floor Show' appeared laid-back and blasé, yet have killer lines and must rank among the best Scottish performers at the festivals. An absolute must-see.' The List, Frankie Boyle & The Reverend Obadiah Steppenwolfe III, 2003 Edinburgh Fringe

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All this, plus drinks deals at the bar and pre-show discount on meals in Five. There’s definitely a reason to head out on a Tuesday night. Call 01224 595585 to book your table for dinner, quoting ref: comedy, for discount! Hurrah!

Doors open at 7pm, with shows beginning at 7.30pm and the whole thing wrapped up by 10pm - perfect for a school night outing, and all for a mere £4 at the door (free entry for Snafu members).

TUESDAY 17TH MARCH
DOORS 7PM-10PM
SHOW STARTS 7.30PM
DOOR CHARGE £4

[Nev]

Bollocks, and I'm tied up on Tuesday night (Bondage Night with Max Moseley, you see). Will be checking this out in the near future though.