Irish comedy sensation and Canadian superstar at LOL Comedy Clubs this September
News 3 September 2026
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Get ready for a night of big laughs as Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club comes to Bournemouth Pavilion on Friday 18 September.
Comedy fans are in for a treat this September as the Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club brings three brilliant stand-up comedians to Bournemouth Pavilion for an evening packed with laughter.
Taking to the stage will be Paddy Lennox, Matt Foster and Johnny Wardlow, with Alex Camp as MC.
Laugh Out Loud Comedy Clubs are renowned for showcasing established comedians alongside exciting new talent. Previous acts booked by the club before becoming household names include Jason Manford, John Bishop, Sarah Millican and Russell Howard.

Irish comedian Paddy Lennox headlines the line-up, bringing his warm personality, mischievous wit and hilarious observations to Bournemouth. A comedian since 2001, Paddy has performed around the world and has appeared on television and radio, including Holby City, Doctors, CBeebies, BBC Radio 4, Talksport and Sky Living. He has also supported major comedy names including Micky Flanagan.
Described by FEST as delivering “a laugh-a-minute” performance, Paddy has built a reputation for combining a gentle Irish charm with a mischievous sense of humour.

Joining him is Matt Foster, a Canadian comedian based in the UK who began his career as a professional drummer before turning to stand-up in 2015. After quickly making an impression on the comedy scene, Matt was signed by Canada’s largest comedy club chain, Yuk Yuk’s Comedy, and has since gone on to perform across the UK and Canada.

Completing the stand-up line-up is Johnny Wardlow, whose hilarious storytelling and distinctive delivery have made him a popular performer on both the UK and New York comedy circuits. Johnny has appeared on BBC New Comedy Awards shows and has also been heard on BBC Radio 2 and BBC Radio 4.

The evening will be hosted by Alex Camp, an acclaimed musical comedian whose original songs and sharp joke writing have earned him a growing reputation on the UK comedy circuit. His show Songs About Love and Food was nominated for Best Variety Show at the 2024 Leicester Comedy Festival and enjoyed a sell-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe.


