We are extremely disappointed to announce that in line with national Government Coronavirus (COVID-19) guidance to reduce social interaction we have decided to cancel Stockton Stages for 2020.
We appreciate this will be disappointing to many people, but hope you understand that this is the responsible thing to do.
Kicking off our 3 day schedule on Thursday at ARC we welcome multi-award winning comedian Russell Kane as he presents an evening of sterling stand-up as part of his Russell Kane and Friends tour. Russell has starred on various shows including BBC’s Live At The Apollo, BBC3’s Stupid Man, Smart Phone, and Live at The Electric.
Russell will be joined by:
Kelly Convey
Kelly Convey is an ‘in-your-face and reassuringly confident’ (Chortle) comedian who is not one to mince her words when giving audiences an insight into what modern women really think. While her outspoken and forward-thinking musings may go against the grain, ‘there’s a winning authenticity to her material’ (Chortle) that is refreshing and relatable. Voted by The Metro as ‘1 of 9 Hilarious Women to Look Out for in 2017’, Kelly Convey is, no doubt, one to watch.
‘Talented Newcomer.’ – Time Out
‘She’s a sassy, convivial figure… Plus she knows how to turn a phrase…’ – Chortle
Scott Gibson
A storyteller at heart, Gibson mixes a conversational style with his own unique brand of dark humour. Scott’s natural talent has seen him being handpicked to support some of the UK’s top comedians including Frankie Boyle, Kevin Bridges, Tom Stade & Daniel Sloss.
Scott firmly established himself as a comedian to watch following rave reviews from audiences and fellow comics alike for his debut show Life After Death. Following a Sell Out run at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2016 Scott was crowned Best Newcomer at the Edinburgh Comedy Awards, becoming the first Scottish act in history to do so.
‘A natural gifted storyteller.’ – Frankie Boyle
‘You need to remember his name because he’s going to be big.’ – The Mirror
Justin Moorhouse
From Live at the Apollo, The News Quiz and Fighting Talk. A little slimmer but still as “belly laugh funny”
Manchester Evening News, everyone’s favourite northern charmer is back on the road and better than ever.
The Guardian said “the amount of first-rate comic craft that goes into his deceptively simple routines is worthy of admiration”.
‘Comedic tour-de-force… brought a tear to a critical glass eye.” – The Herald
‘Simultaneously down-to- earth and out of this world.” – The List
Price: £22
Age: 18+