Thu 31st Oct 2024 at 7:30pm ends 9:30pm
The White Hart, Southwark, 22 Great Suffolk Street, London SE1 0UG, UK - Map
Stand-Up Comedy, Observational, Topical, Surreal
Comedy at the White Hart Southwark presents:
Live at The White Hart Southwark October
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TweetExclusively handpicked line-ups of the UK’s best breakthrough comedy talent as well as top international comedians!
Line Up:
Julius Howe
Dan Antopolski
Jack Hester
Daniel Tizon
Rosemary Gomes
Sean Little
Isabelle Farah
Popdaddy
Other Information:
If you want a great night out seeing hilarious stand up comedy in an intimate venue then Live at The White Hart in Southwark is the place for you! An exciting monthly night of stand-up brought to you by lovers of great comedy and featuring some of the funniest comedians around.
Our resident MC Julius Howe brings you 7 of the UK’s best breakthrough comedy talent as well as top international comedians!
"A true hit. Julius embodies the generational voice of so many" - North West End
Headliner this month is Dave Funniest Joke of the Edinburgh Fringe & BBC New Comedy Award Winner – Dan Antopolski, is a British comic, actor and writer. He has been nominated for three Perrier Awards both as a solo artist and alongside costars Lee Mack and Catherine Tate. He has appeared in various television programs and radio shows, and is best known to younger audiences for hosting the UK game show The Dare Devil. He has appeared at international comedy festivals in Montreal, Melbourne and New York. Antopolski has been a regular performer at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, had minor roles in films and appeared in a number of panel shows.
AWARDS
· BBC NEW COMEDY AWARD WINNER 1998
· PERRIER BEST NEWCOMER AWARD NOMINEE 2000 (Solo show)
· PERRIER AWARD NOMINEE 2000 (with Lee Mack and Catherine Tate)
· PERRIER AWARD NOMINEE 2001 (Solo show)
· DAVE FUNNIEST JOKE OF THE FRINGE AWARD WINNER 2009
· HONORARY LIFE MEMBER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DUBLIN LAW SOCIETY
"Spectacular displays of verbal pyrotechnics ... A confident, splendidly silly and sometimes dazzling show."
Stephanie Merritt, THE OBSERVER
"He's plummy but crass, cerebral but goofy and the sparks of genius fly off him like a Catherine wheel."
Nadine McBay, METRO
"An evening in his company seems guaranteed to be enjoyable ... good old-fashioned jokes ... underlined by his hyper-mobile facial expressions ... a thoroughly enjoyable set that delights the crowd."
Holly Williams, SPOONFED
Also on the bill are:
Jack Hester – British Comedian of the Year 2023 Finalist, Jack Hester is a high-energy Irish comic and one of the rising starts of the UK circuit.
“Hester rattles through stories like an expert, getting us to payoff after payoff quickly.” - The Wee Review.
Isabelle Farah - a British Lebanese actor, comedian, and writer. She has taken two fantastic shows to the Edinburgh Fringe.
Funny Women Stage Semi Finalist - 2021
Screenshot Writer/Performer Commendee - 2020
Funny Women Shorts Prize Finalist – 2020
"heat-beating" - Graham Norton
Daniel Tizon - Not So New Comedian of the Year 2024 finalist and commissioned TV/Film screenwriter and radio presenter. Daniel’s dry conversational style will have you howling with laughter!
'An oddball pleasure' - The Observer
Popdaddy - a popstar and daddy. Put your hands in the air and sing along as PopDaddy transforms every comedy club into THE club. PopDaddy has performed across the country including at Battersea Art Centre, Camden People's Theatre and the Islington Assembly Hall.
"Moving, powerful, furious and funny, Haworth is a chokehold of wonder whose ingenious material and primeval delivery will haunt your sleep."
Matthew Green, historian and author of Shadowlands
Also appearing for shorter sets will be up-and-coming acts Rosemary Gomes and Sean Little!
HOW TO GET HERE!
The White Hart, 22 Great Suffolk Street, London, SE1 0UG.
Located just by Southwark underground station, 5 minutes walk from Blackfriars station and 10 minutes from Waterloo.
By TubeSouthwark is our nearest tube station, served by the Jubilee line. From the station, exit south on Blackfriars Rd/A201 towards The Cut, turn left onto Union St/B300, then turn left onto Great Suffolk St and walk 400 yards - you’ll spot the pub on your left.
By Train
Blackfriars is our closest mainline station (five minutes’ walk away), while Waterloo and London Bridge stations are also within easy reach (10 minutes).
Please note: although not common sometimes act line-ups are subject to change at very short notice.
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