Comedy Double Headline shows March 27th

March 27th Dawn Bailey: Baileys on Ice and Phil Walker: Happy Bunny

Dawn Bailey: Baileys on Ice

• Dawn Bailey reflects on growing up surrounded by family (“more siblings than the Waltons”) and a very working-class upbringing.

She talks about her “only escape” being “The Secret House” — a place of imagination or refuge.

She also covers her adult life: working a 9-to-5 job, being a mum (a “netball mum”), and the challenges and absurdities of balancing that with her dreams.

The show is particularly nostalgic: she makes references to things like Raleigh Choppers (bikes), Findus Crispy Pancakes, and Grange Hill (a BBC kids’ TV show).

The tone is warm, honest, and very anecdotal. According to the event descriptions, she has “pin-sharp anecdotes … from a life juggling a career, kids, … the joys of involuntary flatulence.”

The show is billed as “an hour of fun… for Generation X.”

In short: it’s a slice-of-life comedy show, full of personal stories about family, work, motherhood, and the funny, sometimes awkward, everyday moments of being a middle-aged woman.

Phil Walker: Happy Bunny

Get ready to embrace an evening of side-splitting comedy as the critically acclaimed and award-winning comedian Phil Walker presents his solo tour show, ‘Happy Bunny’.

Phil’s ‘Happy Bunny’ show promises an evening filled with laughter, sharp observations, and relatable humour. His warm personality and quick-fire delivery ensure a comedy experience that is both engaging and unforgettable.