AComedy Club begins it’s 5 night run of Edinburgh Previews with the amazing talents that are Elliot Steel and Pierre Novellie

Hosted in the chic confines of Acanteen restaurant in downtown Chelmsford, with a great gig night menu and a rather marvellously stocked bar, it's always a fabulous night out.

Tickets at £12 per person (no fees) or £40 for a Season Ticket for all 5 shows from the link below:

See you there x

Elliot Steel – Love & Hate Speech

Elliot Steel, despite being in his twenties, is a veteran of the British comedy circuit. Starting at sixteen, he has wowed audiences and impressed critics. Having multiple viral clips, Steel is becoming a voice for those in their mid-twenties with his dark but intelligent style.

Marked as one to watch by The Independent, Elliot is a rising talent on the UK’s comedy circuit. Receiving critical acclaim at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival with his show Merked in 2019, you won’t want to miss his brand-new show, Love & Hate Speech.

As seen on Comedy Central’s Roast Battle and Comedy Central at the Comedy Store, and as heard on BBC Radio 1’s Comedy Lounge and BBC Radio 4. Best Debut Show nominee at Leicester Comedy Festival 2015.

Pierre Novellie – Why Are You Laughing?

Critically acclaimed stand up Pierre Novellie is working up a new show. It's observational comedy for people who think they don't like observational comedy. A mixture of high-brow and low-brow references from five-star receiving, award-winning, hit-podcasting, Frank Skinner-supporting Pierre Novellie.

Pierre Novellie is a stand-up comedian, writer, radio host and podcaster. He is co-host of The Frank Skinner Show on Absolute Radio, and recent TV appearances include World’s Most Dangerous Roads (Dave), The Mash Report (BBC2), and Stand Up Central (Comedy Central). On the radio, Pierre has performed on The Now Show (Radio 4), hosts the BBC Sounds podcast series Obsessed With… SAS: Rogue Heroes and co-hosts the hit podcast Budpod with Phil Wang. As a writer, Pierre was one of the regular writers on the rebooted Spitting Image (ITV/Britbox) and has also written on shows including Mock the Week (BBC2), The News Quiz (Radio 4) and The Mash Report (BBC2).

​One of the UK’s most acclaimed live acts, Pierre‘s last show Why Can’t I Just Enjoy Things? saw a sold-out run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, and was his third show to have been placed in the top 20 best-reviewed comedy shows across the entire festival. Following an extended run at Soho Theatre, Pierre will be taking the show on his debut nationwide tour in the Autumn. He first special, Quiet Ones, was distributed by US comedy label 800 Pound Gorilla Records and has amassed over 250,000 views online.

‘Dawn of a major talent’ The Guardian

‘Wry, confident observational comedy…hilarious’ The Sunday Times