Salisbury Fringe brings Comedy to The Chapel

Friday, 4 March 2022 00:00

Two nights of comedy theatre are coming to The Chapel this March.

On Friday 18th and Saturday 19th March, Salisbury Fringe Theatre will present a 'Comedy Highlights' show featuring half-a-dozen short comic pieces.

The bite-sized comedies will showcase the talents of writers based in and around the city.

Between them, the six authors can boast a track record of success, having previously enjoyed popular runs at theatres in London, Bristol and of course Salisbury itself at the annual Fringe Festival.

The show takes place in the cosy surroundings of The Chapel Room, one of the venue’s four performance spaces.

Doors open at 7pm each night and the show can be enjoyed with a glass of prosecco or a pint.

Tickets – £10/£8 concessions (students/benefits) – are available from The Chapel
website.

For more info about Salisbury Fringe Theatre click here.

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