The Laughing Cows will be super-busy next week, bringing the laughs to audiences in both Birmingham and London!
First up, the cows will be visiting Birmingham’s Kitchen Garden Cafe on Wednesday the 10th. Juliet Myers (above left) headlines, supported by Helen Keen and Shelley Cooper.
Angie McEvoy (above right) will be headlining the night at The Green Carnation in London on the 11th, with able support from Hils Barker, Marie Vagen, Laura Mugridge and the Brides of Comedy.
Both shows will be compered by resident MC Maureen Younger, who requires bums on seats by 8 for both shows!
Laughing Cows comedy club is presenting London with a fresh crop of the best new female acts at their Laughing Calves night this Thursday. Resident MC, Maureen Younger, will be hosting the night and top headline act Zoe Lyons (pictured above and funny vid below!) will close the show. In the generous spirit of new year (and to celebrate the first night in their new venue at The Green Carnation in Soho) the Cows are letting everyone in at the student rate of a fiver! Bums on seats by 8pm, reservations can be made by emailing london@laughingcowscomedy.co.uk.
Laughing Cows Comedy has been showcasing and helping to develop women in comedy for many years now. The London based silly moos are back for another great show on Thursday 3rd December at their interimvenue of Private Eye’s Private Dining Room, 29 Greek Street, Soho.
Resident MC, Maureen Younger, will be returning from Berlin to host the night and will be bringing German stage diva, Bartuschka, back with her. Laughing Cows regular, Shazia Mirza (above) will be headlining, with support from Cathy P, Shelagh Martin and Catie Wilkes.
If you’re in need of some lady laughter, then join the cows for their 8 o’clock show. Seating is limited, so reservations are advisable at london@laughingcowscomedy.co.uk and hurry! It’s only a week away!
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