Jo Caulfield brings her Here Comes Trouble tour to Scarborough's Stephen Joseph Theatre

Voted Comedians’ Comedian of The Year two years ago, Jo Caulfield is quite simply one of the most consistently funny and creative comics in the country.
By Sue Wilkinson
Published 23rd Jan 2024, 11:44 GMT
Jo Caulfield brings Here Comes Trouble to Scarborough’s Stephen Joseph Theatre on February 23Jo Caulfield brings Here Comes Trouble to Scarborough’s Stephen Joseph Theatre on February 23
Jo Caulfield brings Here Comes Trouble to Scarborough’s Stephen Joseph Theatre on February 23

Hot on the heels of her sell-out Edinburgh Fringe run, Here Comes Trouble, which visits Scarborough’s Stephen Joseph Theatre on Friday February 23, is packed with what she says are brilliant routines and fantastically embarrassing stories.Audiences can expect razor-sharp observations and scandalous oneliners as Jo gets her claws into everything and everyone.

From yelling at strangers on trains – and many other places – to discussing ridiculous sexual fantasies and annoying her neighbours, Jo does not mean to cause trouble; she just has the nerve to say out loud what everyone else is thinking!This is Jo Caulfield doing what she does best: pure stand-up, just Jo, a microphone, and a bad attitude.Jo’s TV credits include Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow, Mock The Week, The John Bishop Show, Have I Got News For You, The Royal Variety Show and as Champion of the Week on Richard Osman’s House of Games – where she discovered she has a horribly competitive and completely ruthless streak.Jo has written and starred in several of her own BBC Radio 4 series and has appeared as a guest on many radio panel shows including Just A Minute, Breaking The News, The News Quiz and Armando Iannucci’s Charm Offensive.A prolific comedy writer Jo worked for many years as a writer on So Graham Norton on Channel 4. She has also written for Ruby Wax, Joan Rivers, Denise Van Outen and Ant and Dec.

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The sublime power of harmony comes to Scarborough next month when Yorkshire duo Forever Tenors bring their Surrender tour to the venue.

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    Adam Lacey and Robert Durkin perfectly blend nostalgia and innovation, taking classic compositions you know and love, from Nessun Dorma to Unchained Melody, and infusing them with new life and energy.

    Forever Tenors are at the Stephen Joseph Theatre on Saturday February 3 at 7.30pm.

    Jo Caulfield can be seen at the Stephen Joseph Theatre on Friday at February 23 at 7.45pm.

    Tickets are available from the box office on 01723 370541 and online at www.sjt.uk.com

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