Dead Men Talking's Freddy Quinne (‘A natural’ Manchester Wire   ‘Quality comedy’ Fringe Review) Hot Water Comedy Club regular Dean Coughlin (''Extremely good shit' Rolling Stone) and Morgan Rees ('A fine storyteller' ★★★★ The Scotsman) at Lancaster Comedy Club in January 2027 at The Borough, Lancaster Scroll down for comedians' details

18+ Fully seated. Acts subject to change. Early show 7pm Late show 9pm Each show has one, brief interval and lasts about ninety minutes We want all our guests to have a great night so please respect those around you by turning off your phone and not talking whilst the show is in progress. As comedian's material is copyright any form of video or audio recording is strictly forbidden. Thanks! We can only refund or reallocate of the show is cancelled.


One half of the hit Dead Men Talking podcast, Freddy Quinne absolutely hates writing about himself in the third person but needed to fill out this part of his website because sometimes promoters will use these bios and copy and paste them into their own comedy events when he is on. Including us. We are going to add that he is half-Manx and a very safe pair of comedic hands.

  ‘A natural comic’ Manchester Wire   ‘Quality comedy’ Fringe Review ‘King of underground comedy’ The Pulse

     When you’re a working class, Scouser the jokes could pretty much write themselves, but Dean Coughlin eschews low hanging fruit and relies on a distinctive and whimsical approach to both writing and performance that adds genuine charm to any show. 

This former tattoo artist has quickly established a reputation for his talent, winning Best Breakthrough Act in the 2023 North West Comedy Awards and Chorlte Hotshot Award in 2025.  Dean has gigged in Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, and Amsterdam as well as warming up tours shows for Paul Smith, Adam Rowe, Jason Manford, Fin Taylor and Lloyd Griffith.

'Extremely good shit' Rolling Stone  'Unusually strong one liners' Chortle

Softly spoken, gloriously unfiltered Welsh stand-up, Morgan Rees is known for his sharp one-liners and playful storytelling. Rees has built a huge online following with viral stand-up clips and toured the UK and Ireland with acclaimed shows like Turning Thirsty and What a Bummer. He has supported major acts including Fern Brady, Joanne McNally, and Rhys James. He also pens gags for hit shows like Mock the Week, 8 Out of 10 Cats, and Nigel Ng's Uncle Roger, while co-hosting the popular podcast Chatting with Cherubs

'A fine storyteller' ★★★★ The Scotsman ★★★★ Broadway Baby ★★★★ The Skinny ★★★★ Entertainment Now

The comedians you see at Lancaster Comedy Club in February 2027 are booked by Comedy In A Van