Red Card Comedy Club

Ben Norris, Michael Legge, Barry Castagnola plus host Wayne Deakin

Presented by: Red Card Comedy Club

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0	NORWICH: Red Card Comedy Club
P	Thursday 27th October, 2016
N	7:30pm

Event information

Our October anniversary show features 4 of the most brilliant stand-ups we've had the pleasure of working with over the years:
BEN NORRIS - The term circuit legend is overused, but Norris rarely departs a stage without leaving it torn to shreds in his wake. A master of the craft, Norris may not be a household name, but then very few really good comedians are these days. Recently seen supporting Ed Byrne on his national tour, Ben's TV credits include "Never Mind The Buzzcocks", "They Think It's All Over" and "Mock The Week".
"A cast iron guaranteed headliner" - Londonisfunny.com
"A wonderful disgrace of a human being" - Daniel Kitson
MICHAEL LEGGE - An award winning performer, blogger and writer, Legge can usually be heard on the Absolute Radio Sunday show with Dave Gorman, and appearing onstage with Robin Ince in Righteous Ire, Pointless Anger. Irishman Legge is a famous grouch, snapping away at all the pricks in the world, and the politeness in society that tolerates them. Not only does he mean every word, he manages to be totally hilarious at the same time.
BARRY CASTAGNOLA - Also appearing with a completely contrasting style, Castagnola is a raconteur with an easy-going, natural and upbeat outlook on life that's hard to fake. TV appearances include Ask Rhod Gilbert (BBC1), Comedy Nation, Cyderdelic, Edinburgh Or Bust, French & Saunders, The 11 O'Clock Show and The Stand Up Show.
"His blokey charm and willingness to make himself look ridiculous carry him through the trickiest of subject matter" (Edfest)
Plus host WAYNE DEAKIN
Australian comic Deakin is a top class performer around the globe, and we are delighted to have nabbed him whilst he is living here in the UK. His affable style and gentle jibes at life in Britain, including why you should never go jogging in Newcastle, as well as why Australia loves the Queen and his latest campaign: Prince Phillip for Australian Prime Minister (!), are delivered with a likeable laconic style.