Comedy Night

Event information

A hugely popular Wirral comedy night returns for another serving of hilarity on Friday November 14, 2025.
The pro-nights of comedy featuring an MC and three superb acts from the UK comedy scene plus food from Wirral caterers take place at Thornton Hough Village Club.
After full houses during a successful debut season in 2024 – DBN Events will be serving up five more nights of comedy throughout 2025.
The night on November 14 will be headlined by the wonderful KATE MARTIN.
Kate is ‘brilliantly funny & energetic’ (Angela Barnes) and her ‘confident delivery and slick material’ (Chortle) have quickly established her as one of the most exciting acts on the circuit.
At 6ft 1, with the longest wingspan in comedy (*probably), Kate’s a naturally engaging, energetic performer with effortlessly tight gags to match.
Her unique background in mental health and being the only northerner in her family have given her a fresh take on the world, a distinctive voice, and fuels her high energy storytelling, whip-smart punchlines and razor-sharp observations of life's quirks through in her words “queer eyes”.
Our opening act is daft as a brush DAVID SMITH.
The circuit stalwart is Hull’s answer to Bridget Jones, a self-deprecating warm and energetic comedian and in his words “sprinkled with a pinch of council estate”.
Comedy is therapy for Dave and his audiences are the therapists ... regardless of the fact if they want to listen or not!
“Smith’s delivery is strong, gives a real bouncy and energetic performance” - Notts Comedy Review.
And support comes from loveable Liverpudlian JACK MILLER.
Jack is an observational comedian from Liverpool whose sharp wit, crowd interaction and storytelling has seen his stock rise with comedy clubs up and down the country.
"On point storytelling and great delivery" -The Stand
MC for the night is quick-fire gag merchant Ben Turner - a World One Liner Championship and Comedy Cellar Yorkshire New Act of the Year finalist who has racked up 3m views on Facebook Reels and was included in the Daily Telegraph and The Poke’s funniest jokes of lockdown.
‘Gary Delaney on acid’ – Jack Gleadow
‘Laughed so hard I snorted my tea through my nose’ – Nick Page
The comedy night is the brainchild of Dean Boodaghians-Nolan - an actor who lives in the village as part of his passion to ensure the community he loves has a wide-range of entertainment options in a venue that is already renowned for attracting brilliant performers for its live music nights.
Doors on November 14 will open at 6.30pm and the comedy starts at 8pm prompt.
Tickets, expected to sell fast, can be bought via the booking page Wegottickets.com