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A Night of Stand-Up Gold at the Blackpool Comedy Festival!
Get ready for a blockbuster night of comedy as Manford’s Comedy Club headlines the Blackpool Comedy Festival 2025! This unmissable show will bring four top stand-ups to the legendary Opera House for an evening packed with big laughs, sharp wit, and unforgettable performances.
Line-up
MC: Hayley Ellis – A festival favourite, Hayley’s infectious energy and razor-sharp observations will have you in stitches from the start.
Emmanuel Sonubi – As seen on Live at the Apollo, Emmanuel’s quick wit and larger-than-life stage presence make him one of the UK’s most exciting comics.
Maisie Adam – Mock The Week regular and comedy powerhouse Maisie Adam delivers fast-paced, high-energy hilarity with her trademark Northern charm.
Russell Howard – One of the biggest names in British comedy, Russell brings his world-famous storytelling and infectious humour to the Opera House stage for a night of laugh-out-loud entertainment.
Join us for a stand-up spectacle like no other, featuring the very best of British comedy in one of the UK’s most iconic venues
Featured Acts
Manford’s Comedy Club
Age Restriction:
14+
Disabled Access:
Yes
Event Venue
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