We Are Not Amused! Jubilee Comedy…
As part of the Jubilee celebrations for Loddon & Chedgrave, Loddon Mill Arts are delighted to host an evening of comedy by 4 wonderful comics.
Entitled ‘We are not amused!‘ we hope you will be amused and delighted by the lovely Meryl Rouke who was nominated for the prestigious SONY ACADEMY AWARD in 2003 who will start the evening. She will be followed by the rising star of the comic scene Dan McKee in the ‘Open Mike’ spot. The evening will be headlined by Steve Hall, a finalist of the 2002 Daily Telegraph Open Mic Award and a runner-up of the 2003 BBC New Comedy Awards.
Steve is a member of ‘We Are Klang’ with Greg Davies and Marek Larwood, a comedy group who have produced both their own live shows and a sitcom on BBC Three. They received a nomination for the Edinburgh Fringe in 2006 and won the Best Comedy 2009 in Wollaston’s Weekly.
He was the warm up act for Russell Howard’s 2007 tour (Adventures), his 2008 tour (Dingledodies) and his 2009 tour (Big Rooms & Belly Laughs). He had his debut as a solo act at Edinburgh in 2008 with his Vice Captain Loser show. Hall also made a appearance on Russell Howard’s Good News, featuring as a stand up commedian on the good news extra .
Your MC for this fabulous evening is Paul F Taylor who was Comedian of the week in GQ magazine, and is an instantly watchable and likeable performer. With his hilarious and surreal observations he never fails to leave audiences crying with laughter, gasping for air and wondering “What the F?… It’s Paul F. Taylor!”.
To see these fantastic and ‘award winning’ international comedians, tickets are ridiculously cheap at £10′s and doors open at 7:00pm. We have a licensed bar with guest beers from Adnams and Humpty Dumpty.
To book your ticket, please call:
Tel: 01508 521800
Use the link below to purchase via Paypal (tickets available on the night at the show door)
or tickets are available from Caroline at Rosie Lee’s Tea Room, Bridge Street, Loddon.
See you then!

LODDON MILL ARTS organise community-based music, comedy & arts events in the Norfolk Broads. Events are organised throughout East Anglia and occassionally intimate concerts and stage performances take place in the old steam engine rooms - a part of the historic Mill buildings at Loddon_____ 'If you are attracted to intimate theatre, then this is the place to go' - Eastern Daily Press 












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