Past Shows

On a blustery February evening we were treated to a raucous evening of entertainment from Seann Walsh (of Strictly fame) supported by comic Dinesh Nathan - the first Gap Comedy event of 2022. Nathan opened with a relaxed, languid style as he reminisced about growing...

Gap Comedy made a welcome return to Goring Village Hall on Friday, 28th October, and featured rising star, Ivo Graham.Inevitably there had been a number of cancelled and rescheduled dates as a result of the pandemic and this was the first comedy night for 20 months. A...

“I’m delighted”, Andy Parsons announced as he came on stage to open his set at Gap Comedy, “Tonight I have completed my ‘Big 3’ – Playing the Hammersmith Apollo, the O2 Arena and now, finally, the Goring Village Hall!” With his quickfire delivery he then proceeded to...

Almost three years ago, Simon Evans performed the first true Gap Comedy gig in the not-quite-full Morrell Rooms. Cut to present day and sitting in the larger, fully equipped Goring Village Hall with polished ticketing system, well stocked bars and an almost entirely...

In response to demand for more ticket availability, Gap Comedy hosted two nights of comedian, author and broadcaster, Dominic Holland, at the Goring Hall in early October. The result was two sellout shows, continuing to demonstrate the appetite for top quality comedy...

“I never knew it was possible to be so miserable in so many ways.”, Amie Kaufman once wrote. She could have done worse than to consult Jack Dee. In a major coup for Gap Comedy, Dee spent near two hours on Wednesday evening gamely cutting new swathes through fields of...

Following on from their successful event in December hosting Phill Jupitus Gap Comedy opened its 2019 programme with another well-respected name from BBC TV and Radio 4, Jo Caulfield. The show had been sold out weeks in advance and there was a discernible buzz of...

Phill Jupitus at Goring Hall - A Review   ...or Phill Jpts (pronounced the Scottish way) . Once again the nice folks at Gap Comedy brought a first tier comedian to our cosy, sold out village hall and the startled, but game Gappers were treated to an evening of...

 "Every Little Thing's Gonna Be Alright". Review by Max Kibble A chilly October evening in Goring was the setting for Gap Comedy’s third event this year, with Mark Steel drawing a 200 strong crowd to the village hall for what proved to be the most raucous and lively...