Stand-up comedy gala hosted by Maisie Adam in aid of the local charity Frank's Fund, with other comedians, during the Harrogate Comedy Festival.
Maisie Adam is back at Harrogate Theatre on Sunday 1 November for the Frank's Fund Comedy Gala, a night of comedy in aid of the local charity Frank's Fund. It's part of the 17th Harrogate Comedy Festival, and Adam is hosting the whole thing in her hometown, joined by a few of her funniest famous pals.
She's not a stranger to the festival this year — she's already played two sold-out dates during this edition, a run that's been noted for her constant Harrogate references. The gala sees her return to the same stage to lead the night, with Kiri Pritchard-McLean, Ian Smith, Louise Atkinson and Bobby Jethro making up the rest of the bill. It's a local comedian back on local soil, and the whole thing is for a local cause.
The venue is the 126-year-old, Grade II-listed Victorian theatre on Oxford Street, owned by North Yorkshire Council. It's hosted local, national and international companies over the years, and the ceiling over the circle stairs was restored this month after part of it collapsed in March. The gala is sponsored by Vet Dentist and is recommended for ages 14 and over.
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There are two shows on the day: a matinee at 2:30pm and an evening performance at 7:30pm, each running for 150 minutes. Tickets range from £26 to £107, with the top price for a box that seats four.
