SATURDAY MAY 26
PAUL FOOT
IMAGE CONSCIOUS – PREVIEW White Hart Hotel, 9pm (60 mins), £10 Also on Sunday May 27 Tramways, 3pm (60 mins), £10 Have you ever considered the unique predicament of the soft-shell crab? Well I have. That animal is absolutely ridiculous. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg, which incidentally is a terrible type of lettuce.
RHOD GILBERT
WORK IN VERY EARLY PROGRESS
Wells Little Theatre: Main House, 9pm (60 mins), £15 Also on Sunday May 27 Wells Little Theatre: Main House, 9pm (60 mins), £15 After six years away from live stand-up, I’m gagging to get back on stage. Not like before though… different. Real life stuff. I’ll be rustier than a Welsh barbecue, so why not come along and see me flailing around, trying to find my notes and looking like a total twat?
STEPHEN BAILEY CAN’T THINK STRAIGHT
The Venue, 9pm (60 mins), £8 Meet your new potty-mouthed best friend, who supported Katherine Ryan and Jenny Éclair on their recent sell-out UK tours. Stephen Bailey’s friendly, open brand of gossipy humour has made him one of the most enjoyable acts on the UK comedy circuit today.
BRETT GOLDSTEIN
WHAT IS LOVE BABY DON’T HURT ME – WORK-IN-PROGRESS
Wells Little Theatre: Rehearsal Room, 9.15pm (60 mins), £6 Brett Goldstein fell in love. He wouldn’t recommend it. Award-winning stand-up comedian and actor (‘SuperBob’, ‘Derek’, ‘Drifters’, ‘Uncle’) Brett Goldstein makes his Wells Comedy Festival debut with his brand new show about love, primary relationships, and why Shakespeare can go xxxx himself.
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