The Comedy Cellar

"The best gig in the country." - Comedian Matt Richardson (appearing on ITV's 'The Chase')

The Comedy Cellar is the longest-running Comedy Club in the UK (outside of London.) Established in October 1986, it is one of the most cherished gigs on the circuit, beloved by audiences and acts alike.

Now in it's 32nd year under the direction of Simon Houlihan of The Comedy Company Ltd, the highly acclaimed club has played host to most of the big names in comedy and continues to bring the best new and established acts to Bracknell’s South Hill Park Arts Centre, every Friday.

Previous stars to have graced the Comedy Cellar stage include Al Murray, Harry Hill, Jo Brand, Vic Reeves, Alan Davies, Omid Djalili, Eddie Izzard, Harry Enfield, Jimmy Carr, Bill Bailey, Graham Norton, Dave Gorman, David Baddiel, Ed Byrne, Greg Davies, Sarah Millican, Andy Parsons, Micky Flanagan, Tim Vine, Sara Pascoe, Milton Jones, Rhod Gilbert, Katherine Ryan, Joe Lycett, Jack Whitehall and Russell Howard.

“In thirty years as a stand up comic I've played many, many comedy clubs worldwide. The Comedy Cellar is without doubt in the Top Ten.” -Dave Johns - Comedian and star of Ken Loach's ‘I, Daniel Blake.’