Dom Joly Headlines Riot Act Cabaret Club Night at The Loco Klub

Dom Joly is headlining a night of cabaret madness at The Loco Klub this month.

He’s the iconic comedian and prankster behind Trigger Happy TV, who changed the lexicon around receiving mobile phone calls forever.

We’ve been to previous shows he’s performed in Bristol and were left near asphyxiated with laughter.

Joining him for top billing is stand up comedian Ian Stone. The Independent calls him one of the top ten stand-ups in Britain.

Welsh comedian Mel Owen is one of the most exciting new comedy talents on the rise. With a sell-out 5 star Edinburgh Fringe stint behind her, she will be exploring modern femininity.

Described as ‘Fiery, electrifying and Welsh as f*ck’, reigning champion of the prestigious Glastonbury Festival Poetry Slam, Georgia Griffiths deep dives into the raw experiences of love, loss, class and connection to turn real life into art that resonates.

Local Clowning hero Alistair Aitcheson, whose innovative blend of clowning with modern tech is breaking new ground in the cabaret world. An award-winning game developer gone rogue in a red nose, Alistair blends the absurd, the hilarious and the downright outrageous as he asks you the audience to control the action onstage. What could possibly go wrong?

And RIOT ACT Instigators Sam Riot and Stephen Bisland raise their tins of Thatchers once more to host a fast-growing Bristolian crowd favourite open mic, with 3min slots available on the door to practitioners of all performance styles.

Queen of Bristol Sound, DJ Queen Bee, will be taking to the turntable to close the show. Expect a mash-up of Reggae, Afro Beat, Rare Groove, Funk and Dancehall.