Have we got a whizz-bang cracker of a stand-up comedy club for you this November??
Yes, we have!!!
Join us at the Cube for an evening of the finest stand-up comedy delivered by some of the finest stand-up comedians on the UK circuit today!
Featuring Carly Smallman, Marcel Lucont and compered by Ben van der Velde!
Do note that lineups are subject to change.
 Ben Van der Velde is a stand-up comedian, actor, improviser and presenter. Over the past few years, has spread joy and nonsense to all four corners of the British Isles, as well as Greece, Estonia, Latvia, Finland and Norway.
Outside the circuit, Ben has performed a voodoo re-marriage ceremony, founded the Church of the Holy Kazoo with comedy legend Mark Thomas, and walked the entire London Underground network to raise money for The Refugee Council.
‘Wonderfully improvised riffs showcasing his impressive spontaneity and sharp tongue.’
Edinburgh Festivals Magazine
‘Turns lazy stereotypes and political messes into biting, personal, satire.’
**** Ed Fringe Review
‘On flights of fancy, he pushes ideas to extremes and displays a crackling, spontaneous energy in which we’re swept up.’
Fest
Carly Smallman
A musical comedian that performs bubbly and silly songs about the most questionable subjects. She has written for BBC Comedy Online and has appeared on several TV and Radio shows including The Rob Brydon Show on BBC2.
‘You leave feeling like you have had a good catch up with an old friend… I laughed non-stop and left with a big smile on my face’ (Fresh Fringe)
‘… wonderfully filthy songs’ (GQ Mag)
‘… funny, fresh and endlessly creative’ (Time Out)
‘Smutty, outspoken jollity’ (The Daily Telegraph).
Flâneur, raconteur, bon-viveur, Marcel Lucont is easily the best French comedian on the UK circuit today. If you don’t believe this, just ask him yourself.
Marcel has entertained the world with his wry observations, bawdy chansons and top-class sex poetry, and is the author of the superb book “What We French Think Of You British… And Where You Are Going Wrong” (New Holland Publishers)
‘Fresh, accessible and hilarious’ The Guardian
‘A pitch-perfect performance… His sardonic turns of phrase are an utter joy’ ★★★★ Time Out
‘Devilishly handsome and devastatingly disdainful’ ★★★★ The List