Frog & Bucket Comedy Club at the EngineRooms

The best value comedy night in the country. 4 comedians from the national and international comedy circuit. Whether you’re a couple or a group, Friday Night Comedy is perfect for a unique festive celebration with your colleagues or friends.

Our doors will open at 7pm, giving you plenty of time to have a drink or some artisan street food in our Lounge Bar.

Show starts at around 8pm finishing at approximately 10.30pm.

Tickets are £30.00 per person

Includes:

• Welcome drink on arrival
• Artisan street food
• Comedy Club with the Frog & Bucket Comedy Club

Alternatively if you would like to book to see the Comedy show, make use of the Bar and purchase food on the night, these tickets are £16.00 per person.

Please be aware we only accept card payments at the venue.

Parking is free, please use our lake side entrance.

For more info email enginerooms@birchwoodpark.co.uk

Christmas Comedy Line Up

Howard Walker

We all have a dream don’t we. Some of us have lots. I once dreamed that Davros from Doctor Who was chasing me. Put the willies up me it did. Then I had another dream that the “Mash get Smash” men were chasing after me so I went to hide, and then my granddad turned up and told them to leave me alone (he seemed to know them somehow, probably from the adverts) but they still got me and gave me an electric shock. That was weird.

Dreams though. Aspirations. Howard had a dream; he wanted to be a rock star. He tried. He tried so, so indifferently that he never succeeded. So after many years of half arsed-ness, he had another dream and put a bit more effort in. About time. He dreamed he wanted to be a stand up comedian, so this time he did it. You don’t have to learn the guitar you see.

​I think the moral of this story is that no matter how much you want something, if you don’t succeed, just try something else. Ideally something that doesn’t involve playing a guitar because it’s difficult. Trust me. And don’t listen to people who say playing guitar is easy, it’s not; I tried for nearly 4 weeks.

​Got a bit side tracked there. Anyway, welcome to my website. It has some pictures on and stuff. Enjoy! Well, as much as you can.

Josh Jones

​ ​With hilarious debut TV appearances on E4’s 8 Out of 10 Cats ITV’s Jonathan Ross’ Comedy Club Josh has gone on to host BBC Three’s Fast Food Face-Off and Channel 4’s VIPees And has made guest appearances on Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown (Ch4) CelebAbility (ITV2) The Stand-Up Sketch Show (ITV2) Reality News (E4) Married At First Sight: Unveiled (E4) Dating No Filter (Sky Max) Late Night Mash (Dave) Alan Davies’ As Yet Untitled. The Apprentice: You’re Fired (BBC2) (Comedy Central) Undeniable, Guessable, Rhod Gilbert’s Growing Pains and Comedy Central Live. ​​ HIYA! Mancunian ray of sunshine, Josh Jones is one of the most exciting voices to emerge from the North-West in recent years. Josh is an Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Newcomer, nominated for his critically acclaimed sell-out show Waste of Space. He followed this up with a total sell-out run of Gobsmacked at the Fringe before embarking on his debut UK Tour. Josh was previously a finalist for the prestigious BBC New Comedy Award, which he subsequently went on to judge on BBC Three. ​ Josh can also be found hosting the hilarious historical-gossip podcast Dead Drama.

Pete Selwood

A hotly tipped up and coming comedian on the circuit, Yorkshire born-and-bred comedian Pete Selwood has quickly risen through the comedy ranks with his excellent storytelling style, that mixes hilarious observational material with killer punchlines. In his short time on the comedy scene he has already won the Liverpool Echo New Comedian Of The Year 2016, Hot Water New Comedian Of The Year 2016 and the Laurence Batley New Yorkshire Comedian Of The Year 2017. He was also a finalist in Hilarity Bites in both 2016 and 2017. The Barnsley born Yorkshireman is an adept storyteller, focussing on tales of Northern life as a perpetually single man in his 20s. Being born with only one hand also gives him a unique view and experience of the world around him, poking fun at having a fairly minor disability in modern Britain. In keeping with his material about disability, Pete is also half of a double-act with Britain’s Got Talent star Jack Carroll, performing sketches and creating videos about the portrayal of disability within our society.

Ashish Suri

Starting 2022 with his first solo show at Soho Theatre, London and getting nominated for the prestigious Leicester Mercury Comedian of the Year 2022, Ashish was also awarded the judges’ pick Panel Prize at the Beat the Frog World Series and named the runner-up for the Brighton New Grin Comedy Award 2021 within the same week. He lives and breathes stand-up comedy and is at the heart of a number of scratch comedy shows, supporting grass-roots comedy in his dual roles of artist wrangler and resident MC in clubs like The Comedy Cabin in Hoxton. Ashish’s journey in the U.K. started as a student but quickly lead him to stand-up comedy in search of a cheap substitute for therapy and lack of social life. Nine years down the line he is now a comedian and a full time immigrant, telling the stories of how outside of the Motherland (India) even the simple things in life are different and that despite his tan, he’s just as weird as everyone else.