Saturday 18th April 2026 Charity Comedy Fundraiser For Cherry Lodge Cancer Care @ Totteridge Cricket Club N20 8PB Sara Barron, Mags Mchugh, Johnny CT, Callum Mackenzie , Sallyann Fellowes & MC Sion James

Saturday 18th April 2026 

Charity Comedy Fundraiser For Cherry Lodge Cancer Care @ Totteridge Cricket Club N20 8PB 

Sara Barron, Mags Mchugh, Johnny CT, Callum Mackenzie , Sallyann Fellowes  & MC Sion James

Totteridge Cricket Club , Totteridge Green, Totteridge , Middlesex , N20 8PB

Nearest BR : Totteridge & Whetstone Tube OR Mill Hill Broadway BR then short bus and walk ( approx 15mins) Limited Free parking nearby

Tickets & Entry 
£15 EARLY BIRD -Book before 1st April 2026
£18  Advanced bookings 
£23 On the Door ( subject to availability, book early to avoid dissapointment  )

*Please note there is a 10% booking fee as per standard ticket vendor admin fees

BOOK TICKETS HERE : 
Limited Capacity , Book Early to avoid Disappointment
Doors 7.00pm Show 8pm to 10.45pm with Two Intervals. 

We have a fantastic line up of comedy talent for you including the wonderful comedy talents of Sara Barron -As seen on BBC's Live At The Apollo , Frankie Boyle's New Word Order, Would I Lie to You?  & Comedy Central's Roast Battle. "Deliciously dark, brutally honest and unapologetically filthy… a master-class' - ★★★★★ - Herald  , Mags Mchugh - hilarious Irish comedian recently championed by Ricky Gervais, laid back North Londoner & audience fave from last year Johnny CT , award winning comedian Callum Mackenzie , Neurodiverse & LGBTQ+ rising comedy star & Winner Leicester Square New Comedian of the Year 2023 Sallyann Fellowes providing the lols all hosted by your cheeky charming host & MC Sion James 

Brilliant Comedy Line up :

Sara Barron
As seen on BBC's Live At The Apollo , Frankie Boyle's New Word Order, Would I Lie to You?  & Comedy Central's Roast Battle.As heard on The Guilty Feminist and BBC Radio 4. ‘Destined for major stardom …simply unmissable’ (Times) “Explosive energy and beautifully crafted, no-nonsense stand-up…. Highly recommended” The Sunday Times. ‘Filthy and fearless.' **** (Telegraph) ‘An excellent line in cynicism about sex, life and friendship.’ (Evening Standard)
"Deliciously dark, brutally honest and unapologetically filthy… a master-class' - ★★★★★ - Herald 'A wicked, spiky wit in the vein of a young Joan Rivers, Sara Barron is one of America's most exciting comedic exports' - ★★★★★ - Telegraph

Mags Mchugh
Hilarious Irish comedian. Star of BBC’s Naked Lunch and recently championed by Ricky Gervais! Irish woman. English accent. Loves Jaffa Cakes, Emerald Sweets and chicken crisps. Runner Up Not So New Comedian of the Year 2022 , Dutch Barn Spirit of Comedy Finalist 2025

Johnny CT
Model & comedian with an observational laid back style about urban culture "down to earth conversational cheeky style around keeps the crowd in a blissful state of surprise" Todolist.london

Callum Mackenzie
Endearing and energetic, Callum Mackenzie is an audience fave & award-winning comic from the depths of the English countryside, who looks at life outside his tiny village with puppyish enthusiasm.
Sallyann Fellowes
Neurodiverse and LGBTQ+ rising comedy star and is utterly mystified by the world she inhabits, Winner Leicester Square. New Comedian of the Year 2023,  "Sallyann will surprise you at every turn with hilarious real-life anecdotes and spirited delivery" Objectively Funny Comedy

MC Sion James
"Utterly charming ... Lovable giant' Time Out London

Any Profits to Cherry Lodge Cancer Care Registered Charity No. 1011629. 

www.cherrylodgecancercare.org.uk

A little bit more about the charity...

Cherry Lodge Cancer Care is a small independent charity based in Barnet / Herts and are committed to improving the quality of life for people living with cancer, their carers, family, and friends. Our services, which are provided free of charge, focus on the provision of high-quality cancer support, information, and complementary therapies. These are delivered by cancer nurse specialists and by therapists. We also have an Outreach Service concentrating particularly on providing information and support to members of black and minority ethnic groups.

The number of cases of cancer is rising each year and national resources are stretched. There is an unmet need and a growing demand for the services we provide. During this pandemic we have had to change the way we work. Our complementary therapies have been halted and visits to the centre stopped. Those with cancer and those newly diagnosed have been facing an even more uncertain future.
 
Acts shown are correct at time of going to press, in the unlikely event that an artist needs to cancel, we reserve the right to change the line-up without notice.