Cream of Cornish Weekender: LOL-A-DAY Destination!

Rock yourself up for a sumptuous Saturday-night smorgasboard of some of the best comedy to come out of Cornwall in recent years. It’s your destination for the LOLs!

Groundswell presents: LOL-A-DAY DESTINATION! as part of the Cream of Cornish Weekender at BeNewquay Festival…

Book your seat at this one-off comedy night, with inaugural Cornish Comedian of the Year, MIMI hosting a sumptuous smorgasboard of some of the best comedy to come out of Cornwall in recent years….

Don’t miss out on headliner, HARRIET DYER (The Russell Howard Show) along with LARRY PEARS (The Play that Goes Wrong) and KEV MUD (UK Pun Champion 2024) with supporting slots from local Newquay talent, STOFFS and JO OGDEN.

On this Saturday night, Newquay is your lol-a-day destination!

18+

‘Festival for Free’ £FREE Be Newquay Festival would love you to get along to this event, even if you do not have the means. Please choose a free ticket if you wouldn’t be able to attend due to your financial situation.
‘Festival Fivers’ – £5 Be Newquay Festival is subsidising this event, so you can come along by purchasing a standard ticket for just a fiver!
‘Full Fifteen’ – £15 Fancy coming to all the Cream of Cornish Weekender events? Get a ticket to all four of the events, but for the price of only three!

The FULL FIFTEEN ticket gives you entry to the following events:
Kana by Candlelight – Friday 1st November, 8pm
Dracula – Saturday 2nd November, 2pm
LOL-A-DAY DESTINATION! – Saturday 2nd November, 8pm
Micro Movies Matinee – Sunday 3rd November, 11am

This event is presented by Groundswell as part of the Cream of Cornish Weekender, which takes place during the first weekend of the Be Newquay Festival. The Cream of Cornish Weekender showcases Cornwall’s finest home-grown talent with a series of captivating live performances. Find out what else is on the programme here. Join us and be creatively curious.

The Be Newquay Festival has been curated by Cornwall Council project ‘Experience Newquay’ in collaboration with local project partners Love Newquay and Visit Newquay. It is part-funded by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.