Cookhouse Comedy Club featuring Clinton Baptiste

Warrington Market Presents

Cookhouse Comedy Club featuring Clinton Baptiste

Clinton Baptiste is best known as the hilarious, self-proclaimed clairvoyant, medium, and psychic from Peter Kay’s iconic TV series “Phoenix Nights.” With his trademark blend of cheeky humor and supernatural antics, Clinton has been entertaining audiences across the UK, delivering both laughs and “messages from beyond” (which may or may not be accurate). His sharp wit, outrageous personality, and playful approach to the paranormal make him a must-see for comedy fans looking for something a little different.

Jamie Sutherland

Liverpool has a history for producing some of the countries finest comedy talent, and Jamie Sutherland can now be added to that fine list.
A headline act on the comedy circuit, working for some of the countries finest clubs. Jamie is also a corporate hospitality MC at Everton FC, for all their home games.
A very original act, who will keep you amused with gags, tales, and stories. Jamie is a modern act, with many observational topics, and up to date material, and dont worry if you prefer a good old style gag, he has plenty of them thrown in, ensuring a performance that will touch everyones buttons.
Jamie is one of only a few comics that can tailor his performance to suit your audience, extremely popular with corporate clients, and he’s equally at home performing to crowds at his nearby sports club.
He has supported some of the biggest names in comedy, and has gained a reputation as one of the rising stars of comedy with the sell out crowds, and his fellow comedians.

Jamie has taken his show into Europe, entertaining the masses of holidaymakers, and has also stretched as far as Sydney, Australia

undeniably brilliant Chortle

Sutherland combines the two style of observational and story telling, and really is very funny The Stage

Brendan Riley

“ Worth the price of the admission alone .. Scouse wit and raconteur who holds the show together and doesn’t so much warm up the crowd as set them on fire” Lancashire Evening Post

“One of the brighter names from the North West .. a great compere” Guardian