Chortle Award Winning GOAT Comedy returns with Season 4

Chortle Award Winning GOAT Comedy returns with Season 4: The Prohibition

By Ben Robson

GOAT Comedy is a monthly comedy night run by GOAT’s very own, Ben Robson and a group of his comedy pals. The night won the Chortle Award for Best Club Night in the South 2018 and has sold out every show to date.

New season launches – GOAT Comedy Season 4: The Prohibition.

GOAT Comedy is run in seasons, with each based in a different themed location, for example The Cruise and The Jungle.

It’s an immersive comedy night featuring guest Stand-ups – with a niche for alternative, surreal, sketch and character comedy. You’ll also get to know and love the regular GOAT Comedy characters and hosts of the night – Ben Robson, James Ellis, Martin Wratten, Erica Smith – & enjoy the fun of the monthly audience Challenge.

Friday 12th October sees the night return with GOAT Comedy Season 4: The Prohibition. Set in 1920s GOAT City, where comedy has been banned and gangsters and law makers fights it out over the lifeblood of GOAT City – laughter.

Season 4 trailer

Watch the brilliant new trailer for GOAT Comedy Season 4: The Prohibition, below.

Venue and dates and line ups

GOAT Comedy is held on the second Friday of every month, at The Southern Belle Theatre. The new season runs from Friday 12th October 2018 – Friday 12th April 2019.

Line ups are always carefully selected to include acts you won’t see so often in the Brighton area and focus on bringing you some of the best headline acts and support around.

The line up for the October show is:

Headliner: GEIN’S FAMILY GIFTSHOP
“An object lesson in offbeat humour” – The Guardian

Plus the brilliant:

MARNY GODDEN: “A wonderfully creative mind” – (Broadway Baby)

LUKE ROLLASON: “Guaranteed to make your laugh out loud” (EdFest Mag)

RICHARD TODD – “His intensity draws you into a delightfully oddball world” (The List)

POPE LONERGAN: “Hilarious and deeply compelling” (iNews)

Tickets – be quick they always sell fast

Tickets for the 12th October 2018 show are on sale at WeGotTickets.com.

For future dates, give GOAT Comedy a follow on Facebook and Twitter.

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