| FACT FILE | - The Comedy Store performs at The Forum on Wednesday 16 November, 2005
- Doors open 8pm, with comedy from 9pm for this adults only show
- Tickets are £12 available from the Origins ticket desk at The Forum on 01603 727922 or the Theatre Royal Box Office on 01603 630000. Advance booking recommended
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Nick Wilty will be representing the 'senior' comics with his effortless and self-deprecating style, combining hilarious anecdotes and observations on the human condition with tales of his globe-trotting experiences. Joined by East Ender Jeff Innocent, complete with his gangster persona, he can only be described as an adept master of the one-liners. He somehow manages to transform a stand-up routine to part history and sociology lesson, yet keeps it hilariously funny. Known for his ridiculous comedy, Markus Birdman, was inspired to pursue a show business career after buying a copy of Madness' One Step Beyond. Instead, he ended up in the army but was discharged and quickly went onto fulfil his career in absurd entertainment. The pioneering Asian comic, Paul Sinha, doesn't so much tread the tight rope of controversy as use it for a skipping rope. With an ingenious and crisp style he has quickly established himself as one of the funniest comics around. The Comedy Store performs at The Forum in Norwich on Wednesday 16 November, 2005. More Stand Up In West Norfolk, the King's Lynn Corn Exchange is hosting a night of comedy on Friday 18 November, 2005. Doors open at 7.45pm. For more details ring the Corn Exchange Box Office on 01553 764864. Comedy fans can also see live stand-up at The Redcard Comedy Club at Carrow Road on Thursday 24 November. BBC New Comedy finalist Shappi Khorsandi will be making an appearance along with Jamaican-Canadian Ronnie Edwards, Edinburgh old timer John Ryan and Addy Van de Borgh from the BBC3 series Brain Candy. Call 0870 4441902 for more details. | 
