Funhouse returns with the biggest season yet. September opens with a stunning line up!

Funhouse Comedy Club is back at the Grainstore Brewery, Oakham on Thursday September 29th for a night full of laughter.

Topping the bill is the intrinsically funny Lloyd Griffith comedian, choirboy and an 'aspiring' goalkeeper who has supported Jack Whitehall and Rob Beckett on tour. He has also made numerous TV appearances including as regular host on Sky Sports' Soccer AM and on Comedy Central Live at The Comedy Store. As a choirboy in Grimsby, he sang on 'The National Lottery, with Dudley Moore who played the piano. Then later in life sang backing vocals on a Bee Gees album. A professional singer but always a natural jester he turned to stand-up and with his down-to-earth cynicism and lively attitude, he enthrals the crowd.

Opening the night will be International stand-up comedian Paul Sinha, who has appeared on ITV's 'Tonight at The London Palladium' and is currently one of the 'chasers' on ITV's quiz show The Chase and writer/host/presenter of Paul Sinha's History Revision on Radio 4. The eloquent and intelligent ex-GP has found the perfect balance of mixing politics with comedy. His one-liners are delivered with the crisp clarity of cut glass and engaging warmth, creating a hugely entertaining and captivating set.

Completing the line-up is James Sherwood sharing his imaginative musical jokes and beautifully crafted original comedy songs. His sharp wit and inspirational set results in truly laugh out loud comedy.

Compere for the night will be the quick-witted and likeable Paul Revill.

Tickets are £12 and can be bought here.

Doors open at 6pm.