Gordon Southern + David Eagle
September 29, 2022 @ 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm
| £12.50SUPPORT: HARVEY HAWKINS
COMPÈRE: JAMES COOK
GORDON SOUTHERN is the international word clown. A stand up favourite across Europe and Australasia, he’s performed in over 30 countries. He is also one of most critically acclaimed comedians at the Edinburgh Fringe, having performed over a dozen solo shows there.
He is a regular at many top clubs including the famous London Comedy Store.
A talented actor and award winning writer with critical acclaim for numerous projects that he has worked on, Southern has written for some of the most memorable comedy shows of the last decade.
Gordon made his Edinburgh debut in the highly respected Comedy Zone in 1997 and has since gone on to take up several successful and acclaimed solo shows which have been nominated for awards in Edinburgh, Dubai, Perth (twice) and New Zealand (twice)
He has enjoyed sell out runs at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival from 2011- 2015.
Gordon also has a time out comedy award from his days with BBC Radio 4’s Cheese Shop comedy sketch team. As an MC he’s played all over the world including a residency at Edinburgh’s notorious “Late N Live” since 2011.
“Feel-good comedy at it’s best… Wildly entertaining and endlessly funny”
BroadwayBaby
‘”Top class all round”
Sunday Times
DAVID EAGLE began performing stand up comedy in 2018. He was awarded the New Act Of The Year prize at 2018’s Nottingham Comedy Festival. In 2019 he won Bath Comedy Festival’s New Comedian Of The Year and the Leicester Square Theatre New Comedian Of The Year. In 2022 he performed stand up on BBC Radio 4’s topical comedy programme The Now Show. He frequently supports Boothby Graffoe and member of three-time BBC Radio 2 Folk Award winning band The Young’uns. He also starred in Tony Law and Phil Nichol’s improvised 2019 Edinburgh Fringe show.
“a comic tour de force.”
The Guardian
“Brilliant, nuts, heartily recommend”
Rufus Hound
“…constantly hilarious, gag on gag, leaving an audience gasping in admiration, and applause that goes on for minutes.”
Bath Echo
