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TV comedians head to Towcester Mill this February
| Author: Kathryn Hunter | Published: 5th February 2019 14:53 |
Topping the bill on Thursday 28 February 2019 is Canadian born Tanyalee Davis who has appeared on 'Live At The Apollo' and 'The John Bishop Show', worked on “Austin Powers 3: Goldmember” movie teaser and also appeared in the film, “For the Love of Money”.
Why not treat a special someone to a night full of laughs this Valentine's and buy them tickets to Towcester Mill's comedy night at the end of the month? Always a great evening out!
Topping the bill on Thursday 28 February 2019 is Canadian born Tanyalee Davis who has appeared on 'Live At The Apollo' and 'The John Bishop Show', worked on “Austin Powers 3: Goldmember” movie teaser and also appeared in the film, “For the Love of Money”. Standing 3’ 6’’ small, she is known as ‘the little lady with a lot of BIG laughs', recounting tales of her views on people and how they see her, she has a persistence that makes it impossible not to laugh.
Opening the night will be Alfie Moore who has appeared on ITV’s ‘Show Me The Funny’ and ‘The Wright Stuff’. Following the success of the first series on BBC Radio 4 of ‘It’s a Fair Cop’ in 2014 and subsequent exceptional feedback, from listeners and media reviews,three further series have aired, the fourth of which was aired last year. A police sergeant, he brings a wealth of insights and comedy moments from his eighteen years on the beat, where a keen sense of humour has been the key to his success and survival! His engaging style enables him to get serious points across whilst still making the audience laugh until they ache.
Completing the line-up will be the incredibly funny cutlery sage Ian Crawford, with his unique safety advice. Compere for the night will be the Mill’s favourite resident MC, Pete Teckman.
All tickets are priced at £15 (incl booking fee) and can be bought via www.towcestermillbrewery.co.uk. Doors to the Malt Room bar open at 7pm, show starts at 8pm.
Towcester Mill is fast becoming known as a comedy venue in its own right as more and more acts line up to perform in the building best known for its ales. It has joined forces with Funhouse Comedy to bring some of the UK’s top comedians, as well as the country’s finest rising stars, to Towcester.
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