Raymond Mearns (Raymond Mearns Has No Filter!) and Justin Moorhouse ( Stretch & Think) preview their 2022 Edinburgh Fringe shows. Details below. Preview shows are works in progress.

Heatons Comedy Evening is booked, marketed and produced by Comedy In A Van

All acts subject to change. 18+ Proper swearing. Fully seated. We want everyone to have a great night at our shows. Please respect those sat around you by putting your mobile on silent and not talking when acts are on stage. Sorry, but we can only refund or reallocate of the show is cancelled. Thanks!

Covid is still a thing so feel free to wear a mask if you so wish and please respect each others space where possible. 

RAYMOND MEARNS HAS NO FILTER! Say what you like as loud as you like, it’s a free world! You can talk about anything long as it’s funny, That’s Raymond's speciality.A Fringe regular, Raymond is back doing what he does best, live in front of a paying audience.Laughter guaranteed from one of the top comedians in the country who combines razor sharp observations with blinding improvisation and audience interaction to produce one of the most memorable hours of comedy you are likely to see at The Fringe.

"An improvisational genius" Frankie Boyle  "Funny and cathartic" The Scotsman

JUSTIN MOORHOUSE - STRETCH & THINK Justin is back: still funny, yet middle-aged. A brand-new show that may contain: yoga, getting older, Madonna, shoplifters, labradoodles, middle-aged cyclists, the menopause, running, hating football fans but loving football, not drinking, funerals; Is tapas a rip off?

Captain Tom, Droylsden, the environment, self-improvement, ruining a sexual position, electric car charging spots used by doggers, nursery graduation, horses, Stig lookalikes, home-cooked food but not in your own home, the odd advantages of fundamental religions, the gym, shop-door etiquette.And he's got a new suit. Come, it'll be fun!

“He charms the pants off the crowd” Sunday Times   ★★★★ Chortle ★★★★ Fest ★★★★ British Theatre Guide

 “The amount of first-rate comic craft that goes into his routines is worthy of admiration” The Guardian