LIVE: Patrick Monahan + Bennett Arron

SUPPORT: DOMINIC HATTON WOODS
COMPÈRE: JAMES COOK

PATRICK MONHAN: Audience favourite Patrick Monahan blends a high energy comedy style with hilarious and engaging topical and observational material. Known for working a room, Patrick is adored by his audiences with whom he makes an effortless connection!

Patrick’s current tour: The Talkinator is taking place in 2025. There’s a lot of talk about AI taking over humans these days. Only one man can out-talk the chat-bots & robots! Standup comedy written by a human, performed by a human!

Early in 2014 Patrick took part in the hit family entertainment series ‘Splash!’ (ITV) and appeared on the brand new series of ‘Celebrity Squares’ (ITV). He was also seen on ‘Fake Reaction’ (ITV) and on ‘Man Up’ (Fox) and was a regular 2014 guest on ‘Not The One Show’ (London Live). Last year Patrick could be seen as host of ‘Jongleurs Live!’ (Sky) and on ‘12 Again’ (CBBC/BBC2).

Winner of the 2011 ITV1 series ‘Show Me The Funny’ which led to the release of his debut DVD ‘Patrick Monahan Live’ (2 Entertain).

‘Twinkle-toed, mischievous…Monahan raised the roof’.
The Sun

‘Bright young talent…high energy and conviction, his material is great; he’s going to go far’.
Sunday Times

‘This gifted livewire commands the stage with a mix of wit and force of personality’.
Evening Standard

BENNETT ARRON is a BAFTA-shortlisted Scriptwriter, Comedian and Television Presenter. He wrote and starred in two BBC Radio Series: Bennett Arron is Jewelsh, and Bennett Arron Worries About… both of which were nominated for a Celtic Media Award .He is currently starring in the Radio 4 Sitcom ALONE.

Bennett also wrote the romantic comedy novel The Girl From The Discotheque^[7] which was described as “Funny from beginning to end” by Ricky Gervais and “A touching, funny, page-turning book about what the heart wants – no matter how irrational. This is romance and comedy with a bruised heart” by Tony Parsons.

Bennett presented the documentary The Kosher Comedian for the BBC and he wrote, directed and presented the documentary How To Steal An Identity for Channel 4, in which he stole the identity of the Home Secretary. The programme was Pick of the Week in both The Guardian and The Telegraph.

“A Welsh Seinfeld”
The Guardian

“Genuinely original and funny”
The Times

“Hilarious… clever wit… razor sharp”
The Standard