Harriett Dyer

Welcome to Manchester's newest and funniest comedy club! We are a brand new independent club, located in the heart of Manchester's Northern Quarter. Our goal is to bring the best comedic talent to the city and provide a unique and welcoming atmosphere for audiences to enjoy live comedy.

Our club features a variety of acts, ranging from up-and-coming comedians to established favorites. We also offer a full bar and menu, so you can grab a drink and a bite to eat while you laugh the night away.

We pride ourselves on our commitment to diversity and inclusion, and we strive to create a safe and welcoming space for all. Whether you're a comedy fanatic or just looking for a fun night out, we've got something for everyone.

We hope to see you at our club soon for a night of laughter and good times!

Harriet Dyer (BBC3, BBC Live at The Fringe, BBC Radio 4, BBC Knock Knock, BBC Ouch, Absolute Radio, The Russell Howard Hour) is an award winning comedian, writer and mental health advocate.

Harriet has been a full time comic since 2013. She’s had numerous critically acclaimed shows, works for the majority of big clubs and festivals, regularly gigs overseas, and prides herself in being totally original! - An experience to behold, if you will.

Harriet has bipolar disorder and does a lot of comedy work around mental health. Her debut, solo, hour-long show Barking At Aeroplanes at Edinburgh Fringe about her struggles and adventures with mental health received critical acclaim, resulting in a tour. Harriet was touched by the reaction the show received, with audience members expressing how much of an important show it was and how refreshing it was to hear someone talk so openly about mental health. This led to Harriet creating the award winning, monthly mental health comedy night Barking Tales which is beloved by its many regular attendees.

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Most recently Harriet's written a book about her life to critical acclaim, and she's been one of the main writers on both seasons on Jon Richardson's Channel Hopping.