Northies October Comedy Club

Hold on to your hats because comedy night is back at Northies, bigger and better than ever before with a hilarious line-up of local and international legends! Our comedians are guaranteed to have you laughing until your sides hurt ... and with half-priced pizzas on offer all night, you can stuff your face while you're at it. We have a surprise special guest this night, you do not want to miss out on! 

Get in quick to secure your spot at the funniest night of the month! 

This event is intended for mature audiences, 18 years and older.

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Tuesday, 3 October | 7pm - 9pm
Doors open from 6.30pm
Half-priced pizzas!

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THE LINE-UP ...

Bruce Griffiths: Bruce Griffiths’ unconventional and intelligent style has seen him headline around Australia and in the UK, Ireland and Netherlands, as well as being asked to support acts as diverse as Jason Alexander, Martin Short, Arj Barker, “unusualist” Raymond Crowe, Mr Methane, Stevie “The Regurgitator” Starr, punk legends Henry Rollins, Jello Biafra and T.V. Smith, and English singer/songwriter/chart-topper Lloyd Cole.  

Daniel Townes: Laconic and dry-witted with a warm onstage charisma, Australian standup comedian Daniel Townes shows are packed with sharp one-liners, savage social commentary and dark but hilarious tales of his own failings.  

Eric Hutton: Eric Hutton has been a greasy cog in the Australian comedy machine for over 18 years. He has appeared on Comedy Central, The ABC, The Comedy Channel, Triple J and all that sort of stuff. He has performed in crazy places like Estonia, Finland, New York, Hong Kong, London, Marrickville and supported the legendary Doug Stanhope on his last Australian tour. If you like your comedy dry, smart, and mildly offensive by today's standards, then come check him out! 

Madeleine Stewart: As a professional funny person, Madeleine has a decade’s experience performing standup alongside industry heavyweights like Adam Hills, Rove McManus, and Zoe Coombs Marr to name a few. She regularly uses her time on stage as an opportunity to talk about disability, speaking about the experiences and issues many disabled people face, especially herself.