Gag House Comedy Club Raises Money For Mayor’s Charities

Published on: 29 Oct, 2016
Updated on: 29 Oct, 2016

Gag House Comedy Club’s first comedy night to support the Mayor of Guildford’s charities raised in the region of £1,000 towards the Surrey Hills Trust Fund and the Surrey Cancer Research Institute.

The Mayor, Cllr Gordon Jackson, said: “I would like to say a huge thank you to Nick Wyschna for putting on such a fabulous event. The audience was howling with laughter and everyone had a great time, whilst raising much-needed money for my charities.“

Gag House and Guildford Fringe Theatre Company director Nick Wyschna, added: “It was great to see so many people thoroughly enjoying the evening for two great causes. We had a brilliant line up and it was a pleasure to be working with such a proactive mayor, who really cares about the arts community in Guildford.”

Gag House Comedy Club’s comedy night to support the Mayor of Guildford’s charities. Photo: Dani Maimone.

The event took place at the Electric Theatre on October 22. The master of ceremonies was Abi Roberts and the line up included Jon Long, Tanya Edwards and Mark Dolan.

For details of further Gag House and Guildford Fringe events, visit www.guildfordfringe.com.