Pat Cahill at The Glee Birmingham

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Thu 28Nov

Thursday Night Comedy Carousel (16+)Glee Club Birmingham

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Voted best comedy night in the Midlands three years running! A fast-paced & spontaneous show, featuring top stand-up comedians and a big screen to bring you the best bits from the weird world of the web.
All under 25s may require government-issued photo ID. (See FAQs)
Please note this show will contain material of an adult nature

Advance price

  • £20.00 Show + Pieminister Moo & Blue Pie served with Mash, Minted Mushy Peas & Gravy
  • £20.00 Show + Pieminister Free Ranger Pie served with Mash, Minted Mushy Peas & Gravy
  • £20.00 Show + Pieminister Gluten-free Free Ranger Pie served with Mash, Minted Mushy Peas & Gravy (GF)
  • £20.00 Show + Pieminister Heidi Pie served with Mash, Minted Mushy Peas & Gravy (V)
  • £20.00 Show + Pieminister Gluten-free Heidi Pie served with Mash, Minted Mushy Peas & Gravy (GF) (V)
  • £20.00 Show + Pieminister Kevin Pie served with Mash, Minted Mushy Peas & Gravy (VG)
  • £11.75 Show Entry
  • £6.00 Student Entry + Food & Drink discount vouchers (dated ID required)
  • + £1.60 booking fee per ticket

Times

  • Doors open 7:00 PM
  • Last entry 7:30 PM

More info

  • Seating type allocated
  • Food available yes
  • Minimum age 16

From winning Chortle Best Newcomer and Hackney Empire New Act Awards in 2012, Pat has gone on to become a perenially daft presence on the alternative comedy scene in the UK and internationally. His own style of “controlled silliness” (Fest mag) has led him to appearances on Dave’s One Night Stand, Sky Arts, BBC3, BBC Radio 1, 4 (The Now Show) and 4 Extra. As well as two national tour support slots for Ardal Ohanlon and Nina Conti, Pat has written and performed 4 critically acclaimed Edinburgh Fringe Festival solo shows, and appeared internationally in Belgium, Switzerland, France, Ireland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, The Netherlands, and Peterborough.

Cahill strikes an unlikely balance between stretched absurdity and sophisticated introspection... This is one of the strangest and most satisfying hours of the Festival ⋆⋆⋆⋆⋆

Edfestmag

True star quality

Evening Standard

Wonderfully weird

The Guardian

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Shortcom

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The Skinny

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