Featuring Katie Mitchell, Bobbie Jones, Helen Brooks, John Porter, Eryn Tett and host Jonny Collins.
Enjoy a spectacular line up of comedians and celebrate six years of Blizzard Comedy on Thursday 17th April at Gullivers in Manchester. Tickets, as ever, are free to book, with a pay-what-you-want option on the door by either cash or card.
Katie Mitchell
A very silly show about a serious pain in the back.
After a minor back injury, Katie has become obsessed with spines. How they work, why they hurt, and why the only ones making sense are two rats from IKEA. Marvel as she accepts that things dropped on the floor no longer exist! Watch her beloved yoga mat gather dust FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT.
Best in Class Alumni Katie Mitchell makes her full-run debut with a show riddled with scientists, rats, odd bathroom-encounters, and 90s girl-groups.
NO LAUGHTER. NO SUDDEN MOVEMENTS. YOU MUST SNEEZE UPWARDS.
Please bring own lumbar support.
Bobbie Jones
A combination of Dad jokes and Daddy issues, Bobbie-Ann Jones is one of the funniest queers ever to come from the West Midlands.
Helen Brooks
Helen loves a lot of different things and she can't wait to tell you all about them. Join her to find out about her favourite bands, her all time best video game and which 90s hairstyle she found most traumatising.
John Porter
Returning after an absence, John is a former XS Manchester Comedian Of The Year runner up and an accomplished circuit performer. He talks about his life, cos no one else lives it, and generally the things that annoy him. Mostly other comedians
Eryn Tett
Described as “an engagingly idiosyncratic act” (Chortle) and a “memorable, distinctive new voice” (The Telegraph) whose "off-kilter observations and surreal ideas are often brilliant” (British Comedy Guide) Tett's stand up is made up of word play, short jokes and odd observations set to a charmingly uncomfortable rhythm.
with host Jonny Collins
An aggressively inclusive Non-Binary comedian, Jonny pulls no punches yet makes everyone feel welcome and represented in their thought provoking, and well constructed deconstructions of gender, sexuality and politics.
Listings
Thursday 17th April 2025 @ 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Gullivers, 109 Oldham Street, Manchester, M4 1LW
Accessibility - Accessible Toilets, Step Free Access, Wheelchair Accessible
Admission FREE - Book your free seat here.