Date/Time
28th July 2022
8:00pm - 10:30pm
Location
Walthamstow Trades Hall & Institute
Categories
Walthamstow longest established and best quality comedy club is back with its famous Edinburgh Previews Season with big names in comedy doing works in progress in an intimate setting. Our brilliant acts are getting ready for world domination at the fringe and you get to see them without spending a mortgage on petrol to Scotland. What’s not to like?
REGINALD D HUNTER
BOMBE SHUFFLEUR– WORK IN PROGRESS
Climate change. Mass unemployment. Economic pandemics. The rise of global fascism. So what the f*** could this man POSSIBLY say to upset you? Welcome to the world of the Bombe Shuffleur.
Reginald D Hunter is back with a brand-new show, and there’s no time for niceties. Unafraid to tackle head on the subjects the rest of us skirt around, Reginald is the voice of his generation – searingly honest, brutally funny and uniquely placed to commentate on the unfolding meltdown of life as we know it.
More than 20 years since moving to the UK from the US, three-time Perrier Award nominated Reginald has forged a reputation for delivering unadulterated comedy of the highest order. His TV appearances include Live at the Apollo, Have I Got News for You and 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown, whilst he drew widespread acclaim for his two series for the BBC, Reginald D Hunter’s Songs of the South and Reginald D Hunter’s Songs of the Border.
“THIS IS COMEDY OF A RARE SCOPE” ***** The Times
“STAND-UP COMEDY’S COOLEST CUSTOMER” Telegraph
“A DANGEROUSLY FUNNY MAN…HE KEEPS SKILFULLY STEERING THE AUDIENCE INTO MORALLY CHALLENGING TERRITORY” Independent
ISY SUTTIE- as seen on Peep Show
Jackpot- work in progress
Isy’s always searching for adventure in life, but now that she’s a mum with a partner who hates surprises, can she still find it? And why does she need it anyway?
As seen as Dobby in Peep Show, Esther in Shameless and much much more, Isy has been nominated for three British Comedy Awards, won a gold Sony Award, and released her second book last year.
‘The perfect concoction of warmth and grit – The Independent