The Comedy Club Coventry

The Comedy Club Coventry at Coventry Rugby on Thursday 25th August. 3 Top Comedians as Seen on TV.

Mandy Knight
“A stream of priceless gems” The Guardian
A true dame of British stand-up, Mandy Knight was the first female to compere The Comedy Store and many other previously men only bastions. A fully trained classical actress, she initially chose stand up to avoid spending her days in the rubbish world of fringe theatre. Since then she has never looked back, headlining venues all over the world and appearing on numerous television and radio shows. Winner of the Time Out Best Female Comic award, she has performed four one-woman shows in Edinburgh, London and Sydney. On TV she has appeared as a main character in Jo Brand's Like it or Lump it, hosted Love Time and worked with David Baddiel in his last series The Baddiel Syndrome.

Sean Percival
He spoke. He had us curled up begging for more…Sean Percival was the best heckler worrier I've seen for years…" Evening Mail TV
Black Country comic Sean Percival is an ex-welder from Dudley (“It’s a lovely place to come from but bloody horrible to go back to”) whose act is steeped in the traditions of the working mens clubs circuit, but bang up to date with its upfront attitude. Sean’s brand of comedy steers clear of the surreal and confronts realism in an explosively funny way. A festival favourite, he has performed at the Edinburgh, Glastonbury and Reading Festivals, and as a well established headliner he performs at all major comedy clubs around the UK.

Steve Harris
Break-dancing security guard, The Ralf Little Show (BBC3), The Weakest Link with Anne Robinson (Entertainment Special), Made in Manchester (BBC2)
A finalist of the BBC new comedy awards and Channel 4’s “So you think you’re funny” in his opening year. Steve went on to headline all of the top comedy clubs in the UK including venues as far flung as Hong Kong and Australia. With his ever-expanding reputation the demand for Steve has come from all different types of