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Danny Posthill, Rob Rouse, Joe Foster and MC Harry Stachini all at Blackburn’s first, foremost and funniest comedy club Scroll down for comedians’ details.
Comedian and impressionist Danny Posthill is best remembered for his outstanding performance on the finals of Britain’s Got Talent. Danny’s hilarious stand-up features some very ‘special guests’ such as Alan Carr, Michael McIntyre, Gary Barlow, Sarah Millican and Donald Trump, alongside all the other topical political characters of today.
“Brilliantly funny” David Walliams
Rob Rouse‘s career has seen him encompass pretty much everything from presenting Channel 4’s The Friday Night Project, to appearing the West End to teaching geography. We would like to point out that this isn’t in chronological order. Rob’s a one man comedy whirlwind who drags the audience into his craftily spun tall tales with bucketfuls of manic energy, first class stage craft, eerily convincing characterisations and a barrage of hilarious one liners.
“Guaranteed to lighten even the darkest of moods” ★★★★★ Edinburgh Evening News “A delirious but hilarious man” ★★★★★ The List
Harry Stachini used to teach kids. Naughty kids. As in really, really naughty kids and, if you can make a success of that how difficult is a career as a stand up comedian? This natural comic, still of comparatively few summers, allows his natural warmth to carry hilarious tales and intricately spun stories with a skill usually only present in much more experienced comics.
“Well observed characterisations and anecdotes” The Skinny “Audience in stitches with gags” Bedfordshire News
Brighton’s Joe Foster (★★★★ The List) takes the middle spot. The comedians you see at George’s Comedy Club are booked by Comedy In A Van