PAUL KERENSA, MARCEL LUCONT & STEPHEN UPSALL MC

Therapy Room Comedy Club
Supported by Toni & Guy Tunbridge Wells & Moog Royale

Thursday 24th September 2009 resident Compere Stephen Upsall welcomes Marcel Lucont and Paul Kerensa to the Therapy Room Comedy Club Tunbridge Wells

MARCEL LUCONT

Marcel Lucont

Marcel Lucont is France’s premier misanthropist and lover. The self-published, self-award-winning author from Roubaix, Northern France, is currently residing in London. His blend of sardonic wit and Gallic charm has attracted acclaim from several critics, and several women. Sometimes both at once.

Marcel has talked at crowds all over the world, including the 2008 Edinburgh Fringe Launch Party and ComedyBox Live (as compere), but has finally settled in England, as the quality of the payment just about makes up for the quality of the food and wine.

So far this year Marcel has appeared in his first solo show, ‘Marcel Lucont: Sexual Metro’ at both the Adelaide Fringe and Edinburgh Fringe in 2009.

"wonderful French wit … whose skills as a raconteur and bon vivant are almost as proficient as those he wields in the bedroom. Superb stuff. Magnifique!"
TimeOut

"deadpan delivery and surreal musings – a stand-up star of the future"
The London Paper

"nothing could prepare us for the superb Marcel Lucont. He is devastating in his smooth, laconic French dismissal of Australian lack of sexual sophistication"
Rip It Up Magazine

PAUL KERENSA

Paul Kerensa

Ginger Cornishman Paul Kerensa has established himself as one of British comedy's leading young talents, both as a writer and a comedian. In just a few short years he has become a regular at the UK's biggest venues, and a popular and reliable headline act, and one of the few acts to play to both stag parties at Jongleurs and vicars’ conferences. Within a few months of his first gig, Paul emerged to win ITV's 'Take The Mike' stand-up competition in 2002. He made his Edinburgh debut in 2005 with 26 – based around the American action show 24 – and returned in 2006, 2007 and 2008.

As a writer for TV and radio, he co-wrote Not Going Out with Lee Mack, Simon Evans and Andrew Collins and has worked on The News Quiz, Dead Ringers, The Now Show and After You’ve Gone.

"a joy to watch … a fast-moving, well-constructed set simply bursting with sharp punchlines"
Chortle UK Comedy Guide

"ingenious"
Evening Standard

"attitude, style and diamond-sharp wit"
Maxim Magazine

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Don't be shy about sitting at the front, our friends at Thunder Toffee Vodka will be supplying complimentary Toffee Vodka Shots.

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Therapy Room Comedy Club Tunbridge Wells
Thursday 24th September 2009
Doors Open 7.00pm, Show Starts 8.30pm
Tickets £8 in advance £10 on the door
For advance tickets and dinner reservations
please call 0844 884 1133