Every Wednesday night at the Classic, it's BIG WEDNESDAY, our fresh comedy night featuring a combination of 10 PRO & RAW comedians in a 2hr show. Great value, always popular, sometime sold out by showtime. Book now here or call 09-3734321
From 8pm every Thursday we feature 5 Pro comedians including international guests, our comedian of the week, rising stars and we also introduce an exciting new face each week. It's the longest running comedy night, 18 years, in New Zealand and the place to celebrate both our heroes and the future of local live comedy.
From 8pm every Friday and Saturday night we feature New Zealand's best local comedians along with international guests in a 2hr showcase of world class stand-up comedy. Fresh line-ups every week. Bookings recommended here or Ph 3734321
Every Friday from 10-30pm we feature a fresh line up of 4-5 pro comedians. The ideal late night alternative on the weekend. COMBO with the 8pm Show for only $30
From 8pm every Friday and Saturday night we feature New Zealand's best local comedians along with international guests in a 2hr showcase of world class stand-up comedy. Fresh line-ups every week. Bookings recommended here or Ph 3734321
Every Saturday from 10-30pm we feature a fresh line up of 4-5 pro comedians. The ideal late night alternative on the weekend. Combo with the 8pm Showcase for only $30.
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2009
Herald Review - Carey Marx
And there's always one you wish there was more of.
In this case, that one was London comic Carey Marx, who delighted the half-filled Town Hall with his sharp and smutty humour that left some red-faced but most crying with laughter. Marx is new - and a welcome addition - to the festival this year.
He's more than prepared to push boundaries, following the brilliant logic that if you don't like rude words, you're not going to bugger off and call him rude names, but if you do like rude words, you're going to love him.
At times reading off his hand, Marx isn't the slickest of acts, which only adds to his charm.
Rambling and mischievous, he's a bit like Peter Pan's evil twin, and proved the crowning moment in a night of solid if not seamless comedy, giving the show the extra firepower needed to back up its big name.
Check the attached links to the full reviews
Pete Johansson review By Daniel Rutledge
Mike Wozniak review
Comedy Fest Review 2011- Terry Alderton
Comedy Review: The Big Show, Comedy Chamber, Town Hall
Gordon Southern : Free Range