Ed Byrne, Mock the Week star Gary Delany and Live At The Apollo’s Hal Cruttenden kick the comedy season off on the 28th, while Adam Bloom and Paul Sinha are confirmed for Saturday 25^th April, with more names to be announced as the months pass by – please check www.justthetonic.com for details.

Darrell Martin’s critically acclaimed Just the Tonic began in Nottingham over twenty years ago and has become known as one of the most respected comedy venues to date, playing host to countless up and coming comics as well as the most established names throughout the UK. 

With past performers including the likes of Ricky Gervais, Matt Lucas, Al Murray, Bill Bailey, Stewart Lee, Mark Thomas, Simon Pegg, Noel Fielding and Dylan Moran, and with Ross Noble, Daniel Kitson and Johnny Vegas all being regular comperes at the club, there is no wonder that Just the Tonic is expanding once again.

Casino’s general manager Zac Mucha said: “This is great news for Guildford. We are looking forward to working with Darrell and his Just the Tonic team and add comedy nights to our repertoire of events, securing our position as the town’s premier late night entertainment venue.”

Purchase your tickets here for only £16 pounds, or £13 for students:  http://www.justthetonic.com/guildford-comedy/

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Yvonne Arnaud 

There are a few shows at the Yvonne Arnaud this weekend. Catch Bryan Bounds this Saturday at 8pm in his critically acclaimed one-man show My Name is Bill. Tickets are £13. Find out more here.

For the kids there’s two shows this Saturday, it’s your last chance to catch the popular Room on the Broom based on the best-selling children’s book by Julia Donaldson and Alex Scheffler. Tickets cost £13.

If you have younger kids they might like to see Adventures with Sam: In Outer Space. It’s a lively interactive show that is sure to delight the little ones. Tickets are £9. Find out more here.

The Electric Theatre

There’s a special Voices in Concert event this Saturday, the Electric Theatre will be hosting a cappella/acoustic charity night in aid of Royal Surrey’s “Detecting Women’s Cancers” Appeal. It promises to be a lively event with songs old and new as well as a touch of laughter. Tickets cost £11. Find out more on their Facebook page or call the box office on 01483 444789.

G Live 

The G Live is packed with shows this Saturday. Firstly the Bellerby Studio has plenty for the kids starting with the Comedy Workshop 4 Kids from 11:30am-2pm where children aged 7-11 can learn stand-up, pick up a microphone and gain confidence in front of an audience. Professionals will also show them how to write and perform comedy. There’s also a Comedy Club 4 Kids show at 3pm. You can find out more here.

You can also catch the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain who return with their toe-tapping music and hilarious banter. Tickets start from £21. See here for more information.

If you want more grown-up comedy then there’s the Lloyd Langford: Old Fashioned show. Standard tickets are £13 and £11 for concessions.

Have a great weekend Guildford!

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