Comedy night at Jennings in Cockermouth for Taste Cumbria Christmas, tickets £12.50 Tickets on sale for Taste Cumbria comedy night at Jennings Brewery in Cockermouth
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Fancy a laugh before Christmas? Taste Cumbria's comedy night is at The Maltings at Jennings in Cockermouth on Saturday 5 December, 7pm, £12.50 a ticket.
If you're after a night out before Christmas, or you're going to Taste Cumbria in Cockermouth anyway, have a look at this.
Tickets are on sale for the Taste Cumbria Christmas Comedy Night at The Maltings at Jennings Brewery, 7pm on Saturday 5 December. It's one of the paid extras round the Taste Cumbria Christmas festival, which is free and takes over the town centre on Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 December. The council puts it on to get folk spending in town.
Hosting is Kate Smurthwaite, a regular at the Edinburgh Fringe who writes for Have I Got News for You. Then there's Jacob Nussey, all deadpan, who's opened for Jason Manford, Russell Kane and Jack Carroll; Eden Voss, who won Best New Act at The Ram Comedy Festival; and Eddy Brimson, who writes books about football fans and finishes the night off.
Councillor Anne Quilter from Cumberland Council said: "Taste Cumbria brings more than just fabulous food and drink to our towns - it offers some great entertainment to put smiles on faces."
The free bit has loads going on: Cumbrian food, drink and gift stalls, cookery demos at Cockermouth Kitchen Company on Market Place, a craft fayre in the United Reformed Church on Main Street, Santa's grotto and live music. There's also a Q&A with Carlisle crime writer M.W. Craven and broadcaster Val Armstrong at Jennings on Friday 4 December, and a Supper Club, both ticketed.
What you can do: grab comedy tickets, £12.50 each, on the Taste Cumbria Christmas page of the Taste Cumbria website. Our West Cumbria Christmas markets round-up has more festive dates.
Tickets are on sale at £12.50 for the Taste Cumbria Christmas Comedy Night at The Maltings, Jennings Brewery, Cockermouth, at 7pm on Saturday 5 December, part of the free Taste Cumbria Christmas festival.
This is for anyone planning a night out before Christmas, and for people heading to the Taste Cumbria Christmas festival in Cockermouth.
Tickets are now on sale for the Taste Cumbria Christmas Comedy Night, at The Maltings at Jennings Brewery from 7pm on Saturday 5 December. It is one of a handful of ticketed extras around the free Taste Cumbria Christmas festival, which fills the town centre on Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 December. The festival is organised by Cumberland Council to give the town's economy a boost.
The MC is Kate Smurthwaite, an Edinburgh Fringe regular who writes for Have I Got News for You. She is joined by Jacob Nussey, known for his deadpan style, who has done tour support for Jason Manford, Russell Kane and Jack Carroll; Eden Voss, winner of Best New Act at The Ram Comedy Festival; and Eddy Brimson, the author and broadcaster on football fan culture, who closes the night.
Councillor Anne Quilter, Cumberland Council's executive member for vibrant and healthy places, said: "Taste Cumbria brings more than just fabulous food and drink to our towns - it offers some great entertainment to put smiles on faces."
The free festival has a market of Cumbrian food, drink and gift stalls, expert cookery demonstrations at Cockermouth Kitchen Company on Market Place, a craft fayre in the United Reformed Church on Main Street, Santa's grotto and live music. Other ticketed events are a Q&A with Carlisle crime author M.W. Craven and broadcaster Val Armstrong at Jennings Brewery on Friday 4 December, and the Supper Club.
What you can do: book comedy tickets at £12.50 each on the Taste Cumbria Christmas page of the Taste Cumbria website. For more festive dates near you, see our West Cumbria Christmas markets round-up.