Following on from an extremely successful opening month, Quarterhouse continues to expand its programme with a fantastic host of events throughout April. From stand up comedy for adults to a trip down memory lane for all Blondie fans, Quarterhouse has something for everyone.
Tickets for all events can be booked through the box office in person, on 01303 858500 or online at quarterhouse.co.uk
Doors open 7.30pm - Start 8pm
10 / 8 concessions - 16+
To get everyone in the mood for the first Stand Up! Folkestone ComedyFest in May, Quarterhouse will be hosting One-Night Stand Up! The line-up features top comedians Andy Zaltzman, delivering sharp satire and comedic brilliance, the hilariously witty Dan Atkinson, with the award-winning Henry Paker as compere for the night.
See standupfolkestone.com for more details or to book tickets
Vasa@Quarterhouse present Harbour Sounds
Doors open 7.30 start 8pm
5 in adv / 8 on the door
Showcasing the best up and coming bands around, including punk rock band, More Than Normal.
Blondee - The Ultimate Blondie Tribute Band
8pm - 7 in adv / 10 on the door
Whether it's the pure pop of Atomic, the reggae-influenced The Tide is High or the disco-beat of Heart of Glass, this six strong tribute act put on a truly dynamic and energetic show.
COMING SOON! 22nd to 25th MAY 2009
Stand Up! Folkestone ComedyFest
Full programme will be announced this weekend, go to standupfolkestone.com for full details.
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