Tickets

Stephen K Amos & Susan Murray

Edinburgh Fringe preview works in progress

Presented by: Red Imp Comedy Club

0	LONDON: Walthamstow Trades Hall (info)
P	Thursday 10th July, 2025
N	Door time: 7:30pm Start time: 8:00pm
.	14+ (under 18s must be accompanied by an adult)
C	Comedy
`	Red Imp T&Cs: Many of our bigger acts use our gig as a 'work in progress' and may be using notes. Whilst we endeavour to keep our line ups as advertised, due to the nature of showbiz if one of our acts is offered Hollywood, TV or a massive corporate gig that we cannot compete with, line ups are subject to change, even on the day of the gig. Any change of headliner and you will be notified via email and a refund offered. Please note, the booking fee will not be refunded. We will do our level best to find a like for like headliner. Any change of MC or support act will not be notified as we assume you don't really give a monkeys. All seating is unreserved and any ticket holder who hasn't arrived by the first interval may not get a seat but be offered standing at the back. We will fill your seat as we will assume you are doing a 'no show'. Doors 8.00pm, Show 8.30pm, unless stated otherwise. By buying a ticket you are agreeing to these T & Cs

Event information

Stephen K Amos
“Now We’re Talking”
How good’s a laugh? My joke book is overflowing, so let’s get talking about what gives me the ick and what makes me tick. It’s time to get down to the nitty gritty. No filter, no limits. The gloves are off and I’m packing a punchline, so let’s speak easy and laugh freely. Join me for freestyling musings and merrymaking to get your belly aching! After all, in jokes we trust...“You’ll laugh until you actually cry” ***** Sunday Express
“Effortless comedy from one of the country’s strongest stand-ups” Sunday Times
“Amos is dynamite” The Guardian
“A joy to behold” The Times
“A note perfect hour” ***** The Metro
“Unashamedly feel-good entertainment” **** The Evening Standard

Susan Murray -Dementia Diaries- WIP
A story of love, rage and madness but mostly commodes. Susan thought that packing in a decent career and moving back to the Midlands to care for her Mum would be fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiine. Dementia had other ideas. Mad non-sequitur ideas. Nearly as mad as the idea to become a full time carer of a woman she already had a fractious relationship with.
“Feisty fire-headed pocket rocket “Broadway Baby.
“Susan Murray’s everywoman persona cloaks a dry intelligent wit” Stewart Lee
“Her ability to make quirky connections allows her to build a compelling believable and richly funny picture of 21st century womanhood..Anyone who loves the work of Sarah Millican and Kerry Godliman will find plenty to enjoy here” The Guardian