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Comedy Central is a company that operates in the Media and Entertainment industry. It employs 101-250 people and has $25M-$50M of revenue. The company is headquartered in the United Kingdom.

The longest running comedy club out of London was established in February 1994. Opened by David Perkin, originally on Newton Street Manchester, now ran by his daughter Jessica Toomey in its home of the last 2- years on Oldham Street in the vibrant Northern Quarter. The Frog and Bucket is most famous for its Beat The Frog, amateur act competition. Which over the years has discovered talent such as John Bishop, Peter Kay, Johnny Vegas and Jason Manford. The intimate cosy venue has been the first gig for so many of the Norths comics and the history is felt in the venue that adds to the character and atmosphere. As well as the Beat the Frog show we also have Thursday night Live, the Barrel of Laughs show on a Friday and Saturday, monthly Lip Sync Battles, home of Laughing Cows comedy, work in progress show, Black comedy night plus regular touring shows - shows most nights The Frog and Bucket is a purposely designed cabaret style comedy club which is easily adaptable for any layout. Refurbished in Autumn 2016 its ideal for any number of events, seating from 200 cabaret style. Manchester has a balcony with private bar than can hold approximately 60 people for which we can privately cater for. We also have a well equipped and adaptable catering team too We have worked with many corporate clients over the years as well as provide comedy workshops and courses. Our team can help you put together any event to a high standard or source acts for your event. We also provide branded roadshows and franchises.

Funny Women CIC is a non-profit organisation founded by Lynne Parker BCAa in 2002 to empower women find their voice through performing, writing and using humour in business and everyday life. A recognised force for good in the arts, entertainment and creative sectors, Funny Women finds and supports the female comedy stars of tomorrow through its annual Awards and active community programme. The Funny Women Awards have raised the profile of women's comedy across the UK and globally over the last 21 years and helped launch the careers of household names including Sarah Millican, Susan Calman, Katherine Ryan, Sara Pascoe, Jayde Adams, Zoe Lyons, Diane Morgan, Andi Osho and many more. Funny Women provides a centre of excellence for comedy skills and runs workshops, courses and shows. The Glitter Project, an outreach and community engagement programme funded by Arts Council England launched in 2024, makes its services accessible with the objective of enhancing health and wellbeing through comedy. Initiatives to support diversity and inclusion in the workplace for organisations like FSB, NatWest, Canada Life and VistraCorp, generate income for Funny Women to support its community outreach and development programmes. With the focus on leadership and confidence for those who identify as female, programmes including HERlarious, Comedy in the Community, How to Have Fun at Work and Stand Up to Stand Out have had significant impact. Participants engage in our events and workshops for both professional and personal development, male allyship is encouraged and all genders are empowered to have a voice.