The Muslims Are Coming at Monkey Barrel Comedy

The Muslims Are Coming… so round up your friends and join us for an uplifting night of laughter! Acts: – Aatif Nawaz (BBC 3, Radio 4) – Muhsin Yesilada (One Minute Smoke) – Prince Abdi (Comedy Central, ITV) – Imran Yusuf (Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow, The Imran Yusuf Show (BBC3) If you’ve never been to one of these nights before then get ready for belly laughs that are big enough to burn off an entire Biryani! It’s a comedy night with a whole heap of halal-hilarity to celebrate Ramadan & Eid. The Muslims Are Coming brings you a memorable line up of both established and new comedy talent from across the globe. We also pride ourselves on championing comedians who appeal to comedy lovers of all backgrounds – so grab your tickets and head down for a relaxed and entertaining night! The Muslims Are Coming is brought to you by LuvEntertainment, a Multiple Award Winning provider of comedy events since 2009. LuvEntertainment comedy tours host memorable, quality shows all over the UK and feature the very best of established and new comedy talent – both homegrown and international. Our events are the perfect place to come for a guaranteed fun night out where you can unwind, relax and have a laugh with friends, family or work colleagues. What you waiting for? Get your tickets now! Note Booking Terms & Conditions: LuvEntertainment.co.uk/terms-conditions/ Sunday 28th May 2023 16:30 (90min) £18/15 per person Venue Doors Open at least 30 minutes before show starts - Barrel Bar open one hour before show - Unreserved Seating - No standing - Everyone gets a seat - Table Service throughout the show. Please contact us at boxoffice@monkeybarrelcomedy.com for alternative group size arrangements or group bookings of 7 or more. See Terms and Conditions for more information. Monkey Barrel Comedy #1 in Edinburgh for Concerts & Shows on Trip Advisor 3-time Scottish Comedy Award winner for Best Club Scotland’s Best Venue Chortle Awards "Fringe Heroes" - The Metro "The Best Comedy Club in the World" - Olga Koch The "Beating Heart" of the Fringe - The Telegraph