A wonderful evening for our last regular gig of the season. Beautiful comedy from Isy Suttie, big laughs from Emman Idama and Will Robbins and a sensational bit of singing from Barbara Fernandez.
Thanks to everyone who came and laughed with us over the past eight months.
A sensational and unpredictable show last night! It’s nights like this one that make live comedy so unbeatable.
Sorry to the front row who lost their eyebrows.
Here's what our February show looked like! Intelligent, hilarious comedy from Joe Wells and a relentless barrage of nonsense and daftness from Welsh supremo Noel James.
Saturday's gig was a terrific blast of eccentric, original comedy. The skills on display were mind-blowing from Authentic German Beatboxing through to Wallpaper-Steaming Kippers.
An incredible evening.
I feel like I say this every show. But what a show!!
You know what did it for me… seeing our compere (who we all have a soft spot for) dressed as Santa - well kind of!
We love our season ticket. Best laughs to be had in a very small town.
@fstonecomedy take a bow 👏🏼✨🎅🏻
This is where the REAL fireworks were! An amazing packed house at Folkestone Comedy Club last night with some brilliant comedians, matched by an equally brilliant audience.
BIG GIG NEWS!
In a fit of extravagance, we’re putting on a gig at the Leas Cliff Hall. FOUR HEADLINERS. And it’s all to raise money for the Leas Lift. What’s not to love?
Saturday May 27th 2023. Tickets are available now here: https://t.co/BqjXG9EUg7
@willmardle We always get no-shows and people trying to sell on tickets. So if you keep an eye on our FB page on the days running up to a gig there are almost always returns.
@willmardle We release them to our mailing list first, and cos there’s only a certain number they usually all get taken that way. You can join the mailing list at https://t.co/3V1WvV2MFn
Season tickets are back for 2022/23!
Are you fed up with never being able to get a ticket? Get one of these bad boys at the start of the season and you're sorted.
Limited stock (otherwise every gig would be exactly the same audience which would be really, really creepy).