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Stand up Comedy Night with Ian Smith, Sunil Patel & Sam Callaghan
Ian Smith | Sunil Patel | Sam Callaghan
Mixed Stand up Comedy Night
Ian Smith is a multi-award winning comedian, actor and writer. He has appeared on BBC Fresh From the Fringe, BBC3 panel show Sweat the Small Stuff and BBC Radio 4’s The Now Show. He was also one third of popular Dave podcast, The Magic Sponge, alongside Rob Beckett, which has previously topped the iTunes comedy charts.
Ian’s Edinburgh Fringe shows have received critical acclaim, an Amused Moose Comedy Award, ThreeWeeks Editors’ Award, various nominations and runs at Soho Theatre. In 2015 he was also part of the hugely successful, multi-award winning, Richard Gadd – Waiting for Gaddot. His latest show Half-Life received rave reviews and played to sold-out crowds.
His last three shows have seen him invited to perform at New Zealand Comedy Festival, and perform at the prestigious New Zealand Comedy Gala (TVNZ). This year Ian will also be travelling to Adelaide and Melbourne Comedy Festivals as part of Best of the Edinburgh Fest.
Ian is also a talented actor – starting off as a lead in BBC2 sitcom Popatron. He has gone on to star alongside Katherine Parkinson in Sky comedy Officially Special and have a leading role in BBC1 drama, The Ark– as well as a number of supporting roles including Siblings, Pls Like and BBC drama The Syndicate.
Ian is a regular writer on The News Quiz, The Now Show and Newsjack(BBC Radio 4), as well writing for various other comedians (including for Mock the Week). He’s also written two of his own web series – Hope You Come Up Here and the Chortle Award nominated 100 Reasons to Hate…
His debut Radio 4 show, the comedy documentary Girl Stuck in a Basketball Hoop will be broadcast in May.
“A riot of sprightly silliness” Chortle
Sunil Patel
Sunil is a stand-up comedian and actor, who made his standup debut on Jonathan Ross’ Comedy Club (ITV) in 2020 and has appeared in This Time with Alan Partridge (BBC), Stath Lets Flats (Channel 4), and Live
Mixed Stand up Comedy Night
Ian Smith is a multi-award winning comedian, actor and writer. He has appeared on BBC Fresh From the Fringe, BBC3 panel show Sweat the Small Stuff and BBC Radio 4’s The Now Show. He was also one third of popular Dave podcast, The Magic Sponge, alongside Rob Beckett, which has previously topped the iTunes comedy charts.
Ian’s Edinburgh Fringe shows have received critical acclaim, an Amused Moose Comedy Award, ThreeWeeks Editors’ Award, various nominations and runs at Soho Theatre. In 2015 he was also part of the hugely successful, multi-award winning, Richard Gadd – Waiting for Gaddot. His latest show Half-Life received rave reviews and played to sold-out crowds.
His last three shows have seen him invited to perform at New Zealand Comedy Festival, and perform at the prestigious New Zealand Comedy Gala (TVNZ). This year Ian will also be travelling to Adelaide and Melbourne Comedy Festivals as part of Best of the Edinburgh Fest.
Ian is also a talented actor – starting off as a lead in BBC2 sitcom Popatron. He has gone on to star alongside Katherine Parkinson in Sky comedy Officially Special and have a leading role in BBC1 drama, The Ark– as well as a number of supporting roles including Siblings, Pls Like and BBC drama The Syndicate.
Ian is a regular writer on The News Quiz, The Now Show and Newsjack(BBC Radio 4), as well writing for various other comedians (including for Mock the Week). He’s also written two of his own web series – Hope You Come Up Here and the Chortle Award nominated 100 Reasons to Hate…
His debut Radio 4 show, the comedy documentary Girl Stuck in a Basketball Hoop will be broadcast in May.
“A riot of sprightly silliness” Chortle
Sunil Patel
Sunil is a stand-up comedian and actor, who made his standup debut on Jonathan Ross’ Comedy Club (ITV) in 2020 and has appeared in This Time with Alan Partridge (BBC), Stath Lets Flats (Channel 4), and Live
Thursday 15 Jun 2023
The Attic at River Studios
32 Winsor Road
Southampton
Hampshire SO40 9HQ
£12 tickets7pm Doors
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