Elvington Comedy Evening

Name: Elvington Comedy Evening
Start: 2025-03-29T20:00:00+00:00
End: 2025-03-29T22:30:00+00:00
Location: Elvington Village Hall, Main St, Elvington, York YO41 4AA

Schedule

Sat Mar 29 2025 at 08:00 pm to 10:30 pm

UTC+00:00

Location

Elvington Village Hall, Main St, Elvington, York YO41 4AA | York, EN

Dead Men Talking’s Freddy Quinne (‘Quality comedy’ Fringe Review), Canada’s Glenn Wool (“Why aren’t you in a queue somewhere buying a ticket?” Scotsman), Matty Oxley and MC Howard Walker all at the Elvington Comedy Evening! Please scroll down for comedians’ details.
Acts subject to change. Fully seated. Advanced swearing. 18+ We want all our guests to have a great night so please respect those around you by turning off your phone and not talking whilst the show is in progress. Thanks! Sorry but we can only refund or reallocate if the show is cancelled.
Freddy Quinne absolutely hates writing about himself in the third person but needed to fill out this part of his website because sometimes promoters will use these bios and copy and paste them into their own comedy events when he is on. Including us. We are going to add that he is half-Manx, one half of the Dead Men Talking podcast and a very safe pair of comedic hands.
‘A natural comic’ Manchester Wire ‘Quality comedy’ Fringe Review
‘King of underground comedy’ The Pulse
Vancouver’s Glenn Wool reached these shores in the mid-Nineties and, much to the disdain of lesser comedians, it looks like he’s here to stay. Wool consistently sells out shows at the world’s biggest comedy festivals and has appeared on numerous TV shows. Topical, engaging, thought provoking and opinionated but never preachy and, of course, downright hysterically funny, Glenn has been a firm favourite with us for over twenty years and we know you’re going to love him too.
“Effortlessly funny” Guardian “Absolutely hilarious” Independent
Howard Walker had a dream; he wanted to be a rock star. He tried. He tried so, so indifferently that he never succeeded. So after many years of half arsed-ness, he had another dream and put a bit more effort in. About time. He dreamed he wanted to be a stand up comedian, so this time he did it. You don’t have to learn the guitar you see.
The show comes complete with Teeside’s Matty Oxley.
The Elvington Comedy Evening is booked and teched by Comedy In A Van