A festive comedy show headlined by David O'Doherty, featuring Sara Pascoe, Bridget Christie, Toussaint Douglass and Amy Gledhill.
David O'Doherty headlines a festive comedy night at the Brighton Dome on Sunday 20 December, with a full line-up of five comics sharing the bill. He's known as the 'King of the tiny keyboards' — a nickname The Guardian gave him — and he's as much a musician as a stand-up, often playing those miniature keys as part of his act. He's also a regular on 8 Out Of 10 Cats and had his own Channel 4 show, Along For The Ride. The Guardian once quoted him saying, 'When a stand-up gig goes this well, you do get a sense of how religions are started'.
He's joined by a strong supporting cast. Sara Pascoe is a regular on Live At The Apollo and QI, and Bridget Christie is a Taskmaster favourite. Amy Gledhill, known from Last One Laughing, hosts the evening, and Toussaint Douglass is the rising talent on the bill. The show is presented by Brighton Dome and supported by Mayo Wynne Baxter.
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It's in the Concert Hall, so it's a proper night out rather than a club room. Tickets are £32, and if you're a Brighton Dome & Brighton Festival member, you save £2 on full price. The show starts at 19:30, with doors opening at 18:45. There's an age restriction of 16+, and 16- and 17-year-olds need to be accompanied by an adult.
