Latest Events in Guildford(November Updated)

The Guildford Gag House comedy club will host a stand-up comedy show on November 21, 2026. Guildford Gag House is a local comedy club primarily focused on stand-up comedy performances. The shows regularly feature individual stand-up routines performed by different comedians. It's important to note that stand-up comedy shows typically involve multiple comedians taking turns on stage, each delivering their own stand-up routine. The entire show emphasizes verbal performances and audience interaction. Specific lineups and program details are subject to change and will be announced by the organizers.

On November 24, 2026, The Stylistics will be performing in Guildford. The Stylistics are a soul and rhythm-blues band from Philadelphia, USA. Known for their soft falsetto harmonies and romantic ballads in the 1970s, their representative works include "You Make Me Feel Brand New," "Betcha by Golly, Wow," and "I'm Stone in Love with You." The band is characterized by lead singer Russell Thompkins Jr.'s signature falsetto vocals and harmonic arrangements. Their live performances typically revolve around these classic tracks, making them suitable for listeners who enjoy old-school soul and Philadelphia soul. Please note that the setlist and lineup are subject to change.

Jonathan Pie's "The End of the World" talk show will premiere in Guildford on November 25, 2026. Jonathan Pie is a fictional news anchor character created by British journalist and comedian Tom Walker. This character is known for his fiery commentary on politics, media, and public issues on camera, with a performance style somewhere between stand-up comedy and news satire. Viewers see an "anchor" ranting and raving outside the studio. "The End of the World" continues this character setup, revolving around current events and social issues. The performance is primarily a monologue, with Tom Walker performing as Jonathan Pie. The content adapts to the news, and each show is not exactly the same. It's important to note that the show is an English-language talk show, dealing with British politics and media context, and some jokes rely on local background knowledge. The show contains adult-oriented satire and profanity, and is generally not recommended for minors.