LOL Comedy Night with Jamie Sutherland, Mick Ferry & Sol Bernstein!

If it's more laughter you're after, join us for another dedicated night of pure comedy - we've lined up THREE of the funniest after-dinner comics for you! Hosted by comedian and Everton football club MC, Jamie Sutherland, and they will have you falling off your seats!

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.

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.

Mick Ferry

In the spring of 1997 Mick set foot on stage for the very first time at the legendary Frog and Bucket. It has led to a career that has seen him perform all around the world. He is one of the most sought after comperes and headliners in the UK and writes regularly for some of the biggest names in stand up comedy and he has appeared on many tv shows.

Completely at ease with any audience, Mick has an effortless ability to pluck material from thin air.

A supremely talented performer, Mick is a member of the esteemed Cutting Edge Show at The Comedy Store. It’s a furiously fast paced topical team show that relies on its members being quick witted and Mick continues to hone his off the cuff spontaneous acerbic and razor sharp outbursts.

Sol Bernstein

When a legend reaches a certain point in their career, it’s time to ease up on doing legendary things and reflect on an exemplary life. Sol Bernstein has reached that point, and he invites us to listen to his tales of the high life with the biggest names in showbiz, musings on how the world has changed, and being just an ordinary Jew with world-beating wit, unbounded talent and death-defying chutzpah.

But despite such a life, Sol has suffered an unforgiveable injustice. Heard of Elvis Presley? No? How about The Beatles? Really? Ok then, surely Marcel Marceau? Good. Well Sol Bernstein launched the careers of these greats and many more, and what did he get for it? Nada. Nothing, not even a ‘thank you’. But having escaped the Pogroms in Russia and the Nazis in Germany as a child, Bernstein is no stranger to pain, and hardships – in all their forms – have made the man what he is. Such struggles – be they life-threatening or merely female nagging – give Sol Bernstein not only the inspiration to face each new day but the material for his limitless supply of comedy shtick. The resulting performances – not to mention charisma alone – have given the man good reason to enjoy fame and build friendships with, among so many, the likes of Burt Bacharach, James Brown and Harry Hill.

He’s got so much to say and – being now in his 80s – so little time to say it. Catch this legend and genius while you still have the chance.