The Friday Show
@ The Stand Comedy Club
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23 June 2017
19:00
Up to £12.00
There’s no better way to end the working week than with The Friday Show. Our ace comperes, seasoned headliners and roster of up and coming home grown comedians combine in this two hour live show. There’s five acts on every bill including the very best comics from the UK and beyond.
Hot food available in the club or why not treat yourself to some pre-show dining at The Stand Bistro open Mon/Tues from 5pm (show nights only), Wed-Sat from 11am and noon on Sundays.
Tripadvisor Excellence Award Winner 2014, 2015 and 2016
With Jason Cook, Scott Gibson, Sarah Callaghan and host Alfie Joey.
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The Stand Comedy Club
31 High Bridge
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE1 1EW
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