A night of stand up comedy at Peterborough bar The Shed

Shed Head is fast gaining a reputation for the place to see tomorrow/s stars of comedy today, so make sure you get your tickets early, as last month it sold out two days before the event leaving a few people standing and a few very disappointed indeed, not being able to get in on the door.

Headlining this Thursday (February 26) is a man currently causing a stir wherever he appears and being tipped for very big things.

Don Biswas is a comedian you may have already heard on Rosie Jones: Box Ticker, Radio 4 and the BBC Asian Network and Rosie Jones' Disability Extravaganza. He'll be joined by Rob Wood, a stand-up comedian and professional over-thinker, currently proving both talents on stages across the UK. A runner-up at Colchester Comedian of the Year last year and a current Semi-Finalist in Clapback to Reality, Rob mixes sharp observations with the kind of charm that says “I definitely didn’t plan this, but it’s working.” Debbie Holt started her career in stand up as a one off bucket list challenge, but it has changed her life. She's funny, relatable and a little bit too old for a midlife crisis.

And opening the evening’s events will be Jake Steers, one of the newest acts to have ever been booked for London's The Stand-Up Club on a Saturday night, which was a huge compliment to him.

Holding everything together will be resident Shed Head MC, Gary Pike.

Doors are at 7pm and there is allocated seating on a first come first served basis when you pre-book tickets. Tickets are available online from: www.buytickets.at/shedhead