Manchester Comedy of the Week ft. Sara Pascoe & Pajama Men

Suspiciously Cheap Comedy | New Adelphi Theatre | Mon 23 Oct | 7.30pm | £5
To see Gein’s Family Giftshop and Goose for the low low price of £5 is pretty much a steal. The former is a multi-award winning sketch group and the latter are just about to film a gameshow they created in Edinburgh for ITV. Throw into that mix headline act Sara Pascoe and something about that price tag is starting to look really wrong. Added to that is Edinburgh Comedy Award winner 2016 Richard Gadd and we’d be surprised if there are any tickets left by the time you’ve read this sentence. Get the while you can.
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Harriet Dyer | Tribeca | Wed 25 Oct | 7pm | £2-6
Since the demise of the Manchester Comedy Festival nearly a decade ago the Women in Comedy Festival has become the city’s defacto comedy festival and with good cause. It brings some of the best performers from around the country for a two week period every year that just so happen to be female. Tonight’s hour long show is a little closer to home with Manchester based act Harriet Dyer who will bring her unique ‘Idea Pips’ to Tribeca in the Village for a midweek treat.
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Sarah Keyworth | Tribeca | Fri 27 Oct | 9.30pm | £3-7
After doing tour support for Stewart Francis and Kerry Godliman, rising star Sarah Keyworth is breaking out on her own for an hour of her unique view of the world. Still in her comedy infancy she has already caught the eye of veterans Shappi Khorsandi and Sarah Millican who have done their bit to champion this hot prospect. Go check what all the fuss is all about.
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Pajama Men | The Bread Shed | Sun 29 Oct | 7.30pm | £12
One of the U.S.’s, and the world’s, best sketch acts, Pajama Men are playing their first Manchester headline show after a glittering career that has taken them all over the globe grabbing massive laughs wherever they land. ‘They create a cartoon of the mind’ according to The Guardian and there’s no better way to describe this anarchic, inventive and hilarious pairing. There’s no guarantee they’ll be back any time soon so definitely worth checking out when you have the chance. Read our full preview here.
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