‘A fantastic night’ Jason Cook’s Comedy Club leaves audience in hysterics once again

Jason Cook’s Comedy Club, is a comedy showcase that has taken place on a monthly basis at The Customs House in South Shields for many years.

Geordie comedian and TV writer, Jason Cook hosts the show, and books exceptionally talented and hilarious comics from the UK and beyond to perform in the South Shields venue each month.

I have attended the show two separate times previously, as well as Jason’s Laffs 4 Kids Christmas event which is held at Newcastle’s O2 City Hall, and thoroughly enjoyed myself each time.

I was back again for this month’s comedy club. The September performances took place on Friday, September 1, and Saturday, September 2, and I attended last night’s show (Saturday, September 2).

Alongside Jason Cook, who as always delivers an absolutely hilarious take on the people of South Tyneside and Newcastle, which includes banter with the audience, and tales of his 75-year-old Geordie mother, the four comedians performing on the night gave us a fantastic night to remember.

The first comic started the night off excellently. Native Australian Thomas Green delivered a brilliant routine, which included stories about his British girlfriend, his previous career as a Primary School teacher and so much hilarity. Although each comic of the night was excellent, Thomas Green was certainly my favourite of the night and I’d love to see him perform again.

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In the middle section of the show, Michael May and BGT star Jack Carroll delivered their funny performances. While Michael May’s performance focused on single life and new relationships, which were relatable to those who have experienced those aspects of life, Jack Carroll gave a unique routine discussing his disability with a humorous tone, and was certainly a hit with the audience.

The final performer of the night was Justin Moorhouse, whose routine was packed with relatable comedy. Moorhouse is clearly a seasoned professional and knew how to command the show.

What was great about each performer, was that even though they didn’t hail from the North East themselves, they made sure to deliver jokes with a local angle, that the South Shields audience absolutely loved.

It was a fantastic way to spend a Saturday night, and I will certainly be returning more regularly.

Jason Cook’s Comedy Club is on at The Customs House each month, with tickets for every show until December available to purchase now from the website.