The Comedy Cellar – October

Celebrating 40 Years of The Comedy Cellar

The Comedy Cellar returns on Fri 18 Sept with our 40th anniversary season – running weekly until Fri 11 Dec.
Our regular Friday comedy night with four acts performing each week. This is a very popular event and often a sell-out, so booking early is recommended.

Queuing starts at 7.30pm, doors open at 8pm and the show begins at 8.30pm.
Please note, Box Office closes at 8.15pm on a Friday so tickets cannot be picked up after this time.

Suitable for 18yrs+

Acts confirmed so far include Paul Sinha “The Sinnerman”, Felicity Ward, Adam Bloom, Eddy Brimson, Angela Barnes, Tom Ward, Russell Hicks, James Redmond, Matt Richardson, Dru Cripps, James Ellis, Roger Monkhouse, Jimmy McGhie, Paddy Lennox and the legendary Bob Mills.

For up-to-date Comedy Cellar line-ups, please visit thecomedycellar.uk

To see a list of all the upcoming Comedy Cellar performances, for each month, and other stand-up comedians performing at South Hill Park, please visit here.

Please note:
• Unreserved seating – the Cellar Bar is a small and intimate venue so groups may not always be able to sit together. This event is first come, first served.
• The seating in the Cellar Bar is stools only.
• The Cellar Bar is cashless and accepts card payments only.
• E-tickets for the Comedy Cellar can be shown on your phone or printed at home.
• When booking, please advise Box Office if wheelchair access is required.

Established in 1986, The Comedy Cellar is one of the longest-running comedy clubs in the UK.

It started life as The Friday Alternative on 3rd October 1986, after the late Malcolm Hardee, legendary promoter of the notorious Tunnel Club in South-East London, approached South Hill Park Arts Centre with the idea of running a regular alternative cabaret night.

Under the direction of Simon Houlihan of The Comedy Company Ltd, this highly acclaimed club has played host to most of the big names in comedy and continues to showcase the best new and established acts every Friday.

Alan Davies, Jo Brand, Harry Hill, Eddie Izzard, Harry Enfield, Vic Reeves, Graham Norton, Bill Bailey, Al Murray, Micky Flanagan, Russell Howard, Joe Wilkinson, Dylan Moran, Omid Djalili, Greg Davies, Milton Jones, Jimmy Carr, Sarah Millican, Ed Gamble, Katherine Ryan and Jack Whitehall are just a few of the comedy stars who’ve appeared at the club.

All comedy clubs should be like this – Adam Bloom, Comedian & Writer

Please note that all line-ups are subject to change at short notice.