Festival issues warning
Festival organisers have warned comedy fans to be wary of fake ticket scams.They say several dodgy dealers have been reported to them and urged: ‘Do not give credit card details to callers claiming to have cheap tickets for comedy festival shows.’
Genuine tickets are sold through Ticketmaster, Ticketek or the websites of the comedy festival or the Trades Hall venue.
Published: 3 Apr 2009
Sponsored
Janey Godley: Onscreen & Onstage
Picturehouse Central
Tuesday 28 May from 18:30 - 21:00Book now
Sponsored
Student Comedy Award semi-final
Bloomsbury Theatre
Wednesday 15 May from 20:30Book now
Gig of the day
Clinton Baptiste: Roller Ghoster!
Leicester Square Theatre
from 19:00
Book Now
Sarah Millican: Late Bloomer
High Wycombe Swan
Thursday 16th May from 20:00Book now
Book Now
Daniel O’Reilly: Out Of Character
Southend Palace Theatre
Thursday 16th MayBook now
Book Now
Romesh Ranganathan: Hustle
Birmingham Utilita Arena
Thursday 30th May from 20:00Book now
We see you are using AdBlocker software. Chortle relies on advertisers to fund this website so it’s free for you, so we would ask that you disable it for this site. Our ads are non-intrusive and relevant. Help keep Chortle viable.