Friday Night Comedy with Christian Reilly

Friday Night Stand up comedy with Christian Reilly, Erich McElroy and Juliet Meyers (MC) plus guests at Hideaway Comedy Club Streatham South London
Friday, 23rd Mar 2018

Come to Hideaway for a weekly dose of consistently superb line-ups (as seen on telly programmes such as Mock The Week, 8 Out of 10 Cats and Live At The Apollo!).

Headliners CHRISTIAN REILLY, ERICH MCELROY & JULIET MEYERS as MC plus funny guests!*

It's cabaret seating at Hideaway, which means you'll watch the show from your table and food and drink is served throughout the evening. FREE ENTRY & COCKTAIL IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY! Cocktails and comedy - what's not to like?!

£8 in advance, £10 on the door

***If you are booking for your birthday  the birthday person will receive free entry and a welcome cocktail if they produce photo ID on arrival. The birthday must fall within 7 days of the night you wish to attend. Please state in your bookings notes if it is a birthday group and tell us the name of the person celebrating. Do not purchase a ticket in advance for the birthday person, only purchase tickets for the rest of the group. Mistakes will not be refunded.

Christian Reilly

At the age of 15, Christian Reilly joined a band to get laid. The Salvation Army had different ideas…As former integral part of the Perrier award-winning show Otis Lee Crenshaw and the Black Liars, with comic/songster Rich Hall, Christian's career has taken him around the world three times. On his way, he received accolades at international festivals and numerous network TV credits in the USA, Australia, New Zealand and Britain. Now a solo stand-up performer and playing all the major comedy venues in his own right, Christian uses his dynamic guitar and vocal skills to target histrionic rock bands, musical theatre and morose indie musicians. He recently wrote and performed for 'That Was Then This Is Now' (BBC Radio 2) as musical counterpart to Richard Herring and Emma Kennedy, as well as giving his improvisation skills an outing on Radio 2's 'Jammin'. Christian's comic songs, improvisations, sharp wit and youthful energy have delighted audiences wherever he performs.

"His stand-up is witty and heaving with punchlines…will win over all but the hardest hearts and minds." Chortle

"This genuine, trendy, confident comedian has a natural talent for risky jokes, song and quips which you can't help laughing at! If you get the chance to see Reilly live, do so. He is not to be missed!” Funny.co.uk

Erich McElroy

Erich is a stand-up comedian and writer. Originally from Seattle, he moved to the UK in 2000 and in 2007 collected his British passport. His latest show at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, (US) Electile Dysfunction, received numerous four and five star reviews and was a hit with audiences. Erich is a regular on the comedy circuit appearing at top clubs in the UK and in Europe. Erich has appeared on BBC Breakfast, Newsnight, Sky News and Five News. He has been heard talking comedy and politics on BBC 5 Live, BBC Surrey, BBC Berkshire and regularly on TalkRadio.

“This is political stand-up at its best.” BroadwayBaby “Brilliant observation.” Chortle

“An American by birth, but British at heart.” ThreeWeeks

“Well worth it, even if you’re not in the least bit political.” Edinburgh Evening News

“A box worth ticking.” Metro

“Smart, sharp, endearing comic.” The List

Juliet Meyers as MC

Managing to mix silliness with edginess, Juliet has a chatty style that allows her to interact with the crowd; this makes her much in demand both as a comedian and an MC. She has been bringing her own brand of hilarious, cerebral, observational, gag –driven, (mostly gender non-specific), comedy to the stage for 7 years.

“Devilish coy look, excellent material with some on the edge gags.” The Scotsman (4 star review )

“Had me in stitches with her witty observations and social judgements.” bbc.co.uk

“You changed our audience’s opinion of female comics. They loved you.” Steve Walker Knuts, Peterborough

“Excellent material. Excellent with the audience” Tim Arthur, Time Out

“laugh- out loud funny, wonderfully bizarre ideas.” Chortle

“a very watchable act with engaging material and some excellent lines.” Silky, Kill for a seat

“Clever material. A female Adam Bloom.” Noel Faulkner, Comedy Café

“Devilishly quick and capable of running with the weirdo in the audience, milking any situation for hilarity.” Edinburgh Evening News

“Stand-up as it should be.” Three Weeks

*Line up subject to change.