A winner of the The Traitors, a BAFTA-winning comedian and a Peter Kay’s Phoenix Nights favourite are among the big names at this year’s Stoke-on-Trent Comedy Festival.
Nine comedy events will take place at Stoke Town hall between Friday 13 and Sunday 15 November.
Hannah Byczkowski, who won the first series of the hit BBC show in 2022, is among the headline acts, alongside comedian and bestselling author Adam Kay, whose credits include This Is Going to Hurt.
Clinton Baptiste, the hapless clairvoyant, medium and psychic from Peter Kay’s Phoenix Nights, will also be appearing, as will Fatiha El-Ghorri, who appeared on Taskmaster and Channel 4’s The Great Pottery Throw Down.
The line-up also includes comedian, writer and radio host Lou Conran, viral comedy sensation Hannah East and Mick Miller, who first came to fame on ITV’s New Faces.
The comedy festival is organised and directed by Me & Mrs Jones Comedy, whose co-owner Dave Twentyman also appear on the bill.
Rachel Jones, from Me & Mrs Jones Comedy said: “We are so pleased to be bringing top comedy talent to our hometown for the third consecutive year of the Stoke-on-Trent Comedy Festival.
“We have hand-picked comedians who we know our audiences will enjoy. Thanks to everyone who attends our events and supports live comedy.”
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