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Comedy· Middlesbrough
Ripping Yarms Comedy Club Katherine Ryan
- When
- Sunday, 22 November 2026, 7pm
- Where
- Princess Alexandra Auditorium, YARM SCHOOL, SPITALFIELDS, STOCKTON ON TEES, TS15 9EJ
- Sold by
- See Tickets
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About the event
From See Tickets's listing
Get ready for a huge night of comedy as Ripping Yarms Comedy Club presents the one and only Katherine Ryan! Taking centre stage is the brilliant Katherine Ryan, one of the sharpest and most recognisable voices in British comedy. A panel show regular for over a decade, she's built her reputation on confessional, no-holds-barred stand-up that never pulls its punches. Best known for stealing scenes on 8 Out of 10 Cats, Mock the Week and Would I Lie to You?, and for winning Taskmaster back in 2016, Katherine has since conquered Netflix with her specials In Trouble and Glitter Room and her own sitcom, The Duchess, which she created, wrote and starred in. Katherine Ryan says what everyone else is thinking, and says it better. Your evening will be expertly guided by MC Jason Cook, the Hebburn lad turned BBC Two writer who knows exactly how to work a crowd. Mark Nelson adds his own dry, whip-smart style to the line-up. Named Circuit Comedian of the Year in 2021, he's built a loyal following through his long-running radio show The Good, The Bad and The Unexpected. Completing the bill is Josephine Lacey, whose raw energy and no-nonsense delivery have made her one to watch on the circuit. Important Performance Information: Katherine Ryan will be performing at both Forum Theatre Billingham and Princess Alexandra Auditorium Yarm on this date. They will be the opening act at the Billingham show before being the headliner for the Yarm show. Line-ups subject to change.
Getting there
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