Welcome to the Fat Cat Comedy Club

Russell Kane

It took Russell ten years to muster the courage (and Imodium supply) to walk out on stage and perform the ego equivalent of a bungee jump. He finally exploded onto the scene in autumn 2003 and has enjoyed a meteoric introduction to the London and National comedy scene. He was performing paid twenty-minute sets within three months, and, as far as Malcolm Hay can recall, no other new act has had a Time Out preview page article about them in so short a space of time.

Audience members have described his act as 'electric hilarity', 'breath-taking', 'scary-funny', and 'phenomenal to watch' - one Japanese punter said it was like watching a twisted human cartoon.

The act is a turbo-charged, unhinged, 'reverse-misogynistic', self-loathing, stalking, dribbling, lethally twisted brand of humour that goes hyper-thyroid style for the jugular, tackling everything from psycholinguistics to anal tapeworm disorder... and all delivered with a neurotic, almost Parkinsonian, twitchiness.

Sean Percival

"Sean's comedy is the comedy of honesty. His act is the working man's revenge on the safe, middle-class, politically correct humour that has dominated comedy. Sean's humour is not surreal, it's not wacky, it's just bloody funny. This is not smile humour, this is bust your gut rubber underpants stuff" - Joan Serone Bungalow, What's On

"...the big gold star of the show must be the long-haired man from Dudley. He came. He spoke. He had us curled up begging for more... Sean Percival was the best heckler worrier I've seen for years..." - Evening Mail

Sean is a regular at all the UK's top comedy venues, including the successful Jongleurs chain and the Comedy store. He performs at the Edinburgh, Glastonbury and Reading Festivals and is currently combining his successful stand-up career with script-writing for radio.

and your compere...

Tom Price

Tom has a fresh faced, boyish charm, countered nicely with a very wicked side to him. A more and more familiar TV face, he's an experienced comic. His apparent innocence and openness makes audiences warm to him instantly and he is asked back, time and time again, to venues he has played.

'Outstanding' - Evening News

Fat Cat on TV!

Did you see the Fat Cat Comedy Club on telly? We were featured recently on BBC's Comedy Map of Britain. There's a couple of videos of Mark Watson reliving his first TV appearance all those years ago at our very own Fat Cat Comedy Club.

Every month the Fat Cat presents three (sometimes four!) comedians from the national and international comedy circuits, many are new faces, some are rising stars, and a some are old friends paying welcome return visit due to their unbridled popularity.

The Fat Cat Comedy Club has now established a great reputation on the comedy circuit. This is mainly down to the friendly, enthusiastic and slightly odd audiences it attracts. So be a part of it and maintain the Fat Cat Comedy Club as the biggest and best comedy club in the region.

The Fat Cat Comedy Club is at the Corn Exchange, Bury St. Edmunds (map here)
You can now buy tickets online!
Bar opens at 7.00pm, show starts at 8.00pm.
Get there early!