Wolverhampton’s Light House Cinema and Café Bar will be hosting an exclusive comedy night starring some of the region’s top comedians. 'Superspread The Laffs' will be held in the venue’s main auditorium on Saturday 2nd April, and will be hosted by Craig Deeley, as well has having sets from Jo Enright and Barbara Nice.
Local lad Craig has crafted his art form over his long comedy career with his repertoire of anecdotal observational comedy, mixed with one-liner gags, combining humble self-mockery and tapping into the ridiculousness of modern life that we all recognise.
Jo has been Comedian of the Year at the Leicester Comedy Festival, won the Chortle Award for ‘The Best Female Circuit Comic’ and the 'Best Female on the Jongleurs Comedy Circuit’ award and will be a familiar face to viewers of Peter Kay’s ‘Phoenix Nights’, Ricky Gervais’s ‘Life’s Too Short’ and Guz Khan’s ‘Man Like Mobeen’.
Mrs Barbara Nice is the comedy creation of Janice Connolly BEM. She is a star of Phoenix Nights and Radio 2 sitcom “Barbara Nice” and is also the Artistic Director of triple award-winning Women and Theatre. Janice's observed comedy character is so likeable that she draws even the most cynical of audiences and takes them along for a ride and will be instantly recognisable to viewers of Britain's Got Talent.
Light House CEO Kelly Jeffs says of the event,
‘At a time when we all need a good laugh, Light House is looking forward to hosting such a fantastic comedy line up. We’ve had some brilliant comedy nights over the years and we’re so glad to be able to bring them back with such a star-studded line up. Craig, Jo and Janice are sure to put a smile on everyone’s face.’
Doors open at 7pm for a 7.30pm, with tickets costing £12 each (£10 concessions). The show is suitable for ages 16+. The show is bound to be popular, so book your tickets now on 01902 925225 or at www.light-house.co.uk.
