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SOLD OUTLloyd Griffith: pardon? (a work in progress show)
📍 The Halt
Sold out at source
SOLD OUTLloyd Griffith: pardon? (a work in progress show)
📍 Brass Monkey Beer Boutique
Sold out at source
Hilarity Bitesize New Act & New Material Night ft. Alex Mitchell
📍 The Vault Darlington Market
From £10.00
James waugh-brain damage
📍 Priory Social Club Middlesbrough
From £5.00
Hilarity Bitesize New Act & New Material Night ft. El Purnell
📍 OakLeaf Sports Complex
From £10.00
Ted's Sunday Social
📍 Dovecot Bar & Kitchen
£9.38
Chris Ramsey
📍 Stockton Globe
From £35
Saltburn Community Theatre - Comedy Night
📍 Saltburn Theatre
Rachel Fairburn: Vexy Beasts
📍 ARC Stockton Arts Centre
Hilarity Bites Comedy Club: Rob Deering, Roger Monkhouse &Pete Otway
📍 The Forum
£12.00
Maisie Adam: Whatsherface
📍 Middlesbrough Town Hall
Simon Brodkin: Unleashed
📍 Middlesbrough Town Hall
Tez Ilyas: Tez Things I Hate About You - Stockton **
📍 ARC Stockton Arts Centre
Dylan Moran - Looking For Trouble
📍 Middlesbrough Town Hall
Hilarity Bites Comedy Club: Mick Ferry, Steve Day & Danny Deegan
📍 The Forum
£12.00
Jonathan Pie: The End Of The World According To Jonathan Pie
📍 Middlesbrough Town Hall
Laura Smyth: Born Aggy
📍 ARC Stockton Arts Centre
Jason Byrne: 30 Years Byrning
📍 ARC Stockton Arts Centre
Hilarity Bites presents Chris Ramsey: Here, Man
📍 Darlington Hippodrome
From £3.00
Harry Enfield and No Chums
📍 Stockton Globe
From £35
Red Richardson
📍 The Crypt
Red Richardson: Premium Economy Tour
📍 Middlesbrough Town Hall (The Crypt)
Omid Djalili: Namaste
📍 Darlington Hippodrome
Romesh Ranganathan Will Change Your Life
📍 Stockton Globe
From £35
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Stand-Up in Middlesbrough — Guide
Stand-up events in Middlesbrough are a vibrant mix of wit and wisdom, where comedians take to various stages to share their unique perspectives on everyday life. From fresh-faced up-and-comers to experienced pros, these gigs appeal to anyone who appreciates a good laugh or a smart observation.
Expect to find stand-up comedy happening in diverse venues like basement clubs, pub function rooms, and dedicated comedy venues. The events run regularly, often several times a week, providing ample opportunities for audiences to catch their favorite acts or discover new talent. Each venue offers its own atmosphere—some are intimate and cozy, while others feel more relaxed and laid-back. Be prepared for spontaneous laughter and an engaging night out.