Since launching in August, the annual Birmingham Comedy Festival has announced a number of new shows.
These include Amateur Transplants: Adam Kay Is Going For Number One – an appearance by the iTunes chart-topping musical comedy act at The Glee Club Birmingham on Tuesday 8 October 2013.
Naomi Paul and Jenny Stokes (as Dolly Grip) return to the Old Joint Stock on Monday 7 October with Women At The Edge, and master baker will be hosting a night of fresh bread, tea and comedy as Comedy, Bread And A Cuppa at Eastside Projects, Digbeth, on Friday 4 October.
Meanwhile, fresh from five-star reviews at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, the University Of Birmingham’s Footnotes appear at Six Eight Kafe on Friday 11 October.
Birmingham Comedy Festival runs from Friday 4 to Sunday 13 October 2013 at various venues around the city. Among the previously announced acts to appear at Russell Brand, Tony Law, Mrs Barbara Nice, Joe Lycett and Adam Hills.
For more information, and full festival line-up, see: bhamcomfest.co.uk
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