We’re absolutely gutted to announce that Siân Docksey has had to pull out of April’s gig (keep an eye out for her in our post-fringe season!)
However, I’d alluded to a very special guest for this month’s show and on the bright side we can put a spotlight on:
Eryn Tett
Eryn Tett (‘Funny of the Fringe’ RVK Fringe 2023 WINNER + Neurodiverse Review ‘Actually Autistic Excellence’ Award 2022 SHORTLIST) is an alternative comedian based in Manchester.
Described as “fabulously idiosyncratic…truly original” and a “memorable, distinctive new voice” (The Telegraph) she’s bringing a new half hour of short jokes, odd facts, viral video ideas and volunteer based roasts to Sheffield.
Ava Liversidge: Liversidge Laughersidge Loversidge WIP
Ava Liversidge builds the greatest show of all time, tailor made for exactly for you. The show is yours. it is your responsibility. A friend will be provide upon entry. and that friend is Ava Liversidge. she lives, she laughs and she loves.
“deconstructions of comedy that put Stewart Lee to shame” Blizzard Comedy
“A funny alternative joy” Barking Tales
“Fantastically Shambolic” Phil Kay
Sam Nicoresti: Baby Doomer WIP
“Satan laughing spreads his wings.” – audience review.
Come see tran-comedianne Sam Nicoresti tell some funny jokes about doomerism, consumerism, and something else… currently unclear, possibly dogs?
Yeah.
Dogs.
To hell with it, I’m calling time on these damn dogs.
“A young Daniel Kitson” Bruce Dessau
“Daft and deft” The Evening Standard
“Auteur” Fest
“Unique” Chortle
Winner of Leicester Square Theatre’s New Comedian of the Year 2022
Nominated for Best MC at Chortle Awards 2024).
Date: Sunday 21st April
Doors: 7pm
Show start: 7:30pm
Venue: Shakespeares, Gibraltar Street, S3 8UB (upstairs)
Unfortunately due to the nature of the building the event is not wheelchair accessible.
Tickets: Fringe Style, your ticket secures a seat, there’ll also be a bucket split at the end if you’re feeling generous. This helps us to not exclude anyone based on income. We give everything including tickets to the acts.
£5 – mailing list
£7 – general admission
