Red Card Comedy Club

Eddy Brimson, Ola, Noel James, Jim Smallman

Presented by: Red Card Comedy Club

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0	NORWICH: Red Card Comedy Club
P	Thursday 29th September, 2016
N	7:45pm

Event information

Norwich's best and longest running monthly comedy club returns with another cracking good line-up of comedy:

EDDY BRIMSON
Brimson is a classic straight talking joke telling funny man. His down-to-earth, blokish, football loving persona is not an act, its who he really is, and its this honest charm that has made him such a favourite on the comedy circuit.
"Engaging and compelling, Brimson doesnt f*@k about" (Three Weeks)
"Brimson manipulates the mixture of laughs and pseudo- shock masterfully ... as the philosopher once said: 'It's the way you tell 'em' - and Brimson certainly tells 'em with confident style" (Chortle).

NOEL JAMES
"My name is Infact Noel James, although I never pronounce the Infact…"
James is a surreal, bizarre, absurd, intelligent, and totally brilliant comic. A Welshman with a lilting voice and rogueish twinkle in his eye, his best lines would grace any comedian's repertoire; the worst would shame a cracker factory. A highly original and just plain ridiculous man.
"Stands out like a droll giant in a comedy land of trite dwarfs” (The Independent)

OLA
Young, driven and hugely talented, Ola is a stand-up comedian renowned for his intelligent, edgy humour. Just in his twenties, Ola has already appeared on Comedy Central, London Live, ITV4and MTV Base and written for BBCR4’s The Now Show, The News Quiz and Nathan Caton’s Can’t Tell Me Nothing. He performs all over the UK and as far afield as the European Continent and Dubai.
“an infectiously playful spirit”, Chortle

JIM SMALLMAN (host)
Jim Smallman is a natural born compere. He has such an easy rapport with the audience and tells his tales with a fluidity and energy that keeps everyone attentive. He could talk the hind legs off a donkey, but you suspect the donkey wouldn't really mind...
"On the comedy spectrum, he falls somewhere between Frank Skinner and Dave Gorman…" (Chortle)
"Wonderfully gritty” (The Guardian)