A night of stand-up, songs and seaside silliness with LGBTQ+ and alternative comedy talent for queer and quirky audiences and their allies.
Out at Sea Comedy Club returns to the Worthing Pavilion Atrium on Sunday 8 November, with Martin Warren as MC. It's a night of stand-up, songs and seaside silliness that brings together LGBTQ+ and alternative comedy talent for queer and quirky audiences and their allies.
The show is staged at the Pavilion Theatre, a seafront landmark that turned one hundred on 25 June 2026. Over more than a century it's been the stage for the town's biggest nights and smallest moments: comedians and orchestras, pantomime dames and community groups, first dates and family traditions passed down through generations. To mark the milestone, Worthing Theatres & Museum has planned a year of centenary celebrations, from a birthday weekend on the pier to a Gala Night in December.
Out at Sea fits into that mix of the town's live performance, pulling from the LGBTQ+ and alternative comedy scenes rather than the mainstream circuit. The format is stand-up and songs, with Martin Warren running the night. It's aimed at queer and quirky audiences and their allies, so it's as much about the crowd as the acts on stage.
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The show starts at 7:00pm and runs for two hours. Tickets are from £12.50, which includes the levy, plus a £1.75 transaction fee.
