Folkestone Comedy Club March Show

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Do March how it's meant to be done - in the company of wonderful comics, like...

JOSH GLANC

‘You’ll wish you could live inside his head for a day. Impeccably well-crafted silliness’

• Advertiser ★★★★★

‘A master of craze’

• Guardian ★★★★

‘Extraordinary talent’

• Scotsman ★★★★

‘Indisputably energising’

• Herald Sun ★★★★

MIKE SHEER

Canadian comic Mike Sheer's comedy jumps from light to dark, smart to stupid, low-brow to high.

Audiences are on their toes while laughing off their butts.

With an engaging and affable stage presence, his focus on the moment means he blurs the line between compere and act – happy to give in to sudden crowd-sparked inspiration amongst crisp and gag-heavy routines.

      He’s performed in fifteen countries and counting. This includes headlining and compering at theatres, clubs and pubs, as well as solo hours and compilations at festivals like Edinburgh Fringe, Adelaide Fringe, and Melbourne Comedy Festival.

ANDY FOX

Andy just won the 2024 Krater Komedia New Act of the Year competition. Definitely an act who's going places and a real treat to have him at Folkestone Comedy Club at this stage in his promising career.

STEVE DICKHAMMER

Life coach. Serious life coach.

All shows with resident MC DAN ATKINSON

“(Atkinson) would otherwise deservedly be a headline act in his own right…through his enthusiasm and shambolic charm managed to captivate the thousand-strong crowd whilst still engaging with the audience on a personal level” - Londonist

All line-ups are correct at the time of publishing. Occasionally we will get changes to the line-up, some of them unavoidable and last minute. It might be travel, or sickness, you can never be sure.

In the event of an act cancellation, we'll always put on a show and to the very best of our abilities get a like-for-like replacement. We'll always pull out the stops to get you the best night we can muster. If you're coming to see a specific advertised comedian, it's best to message us a few days before the gig just to check that something grisly hasn't happened to them.