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Armed Forces comedy night staged at TRP
The Herald
|November 14, 2025
INAUGURAL SHOW VOTED A 'RESOUNDING SUCCESS'
THEATRE Royal Plymouth has hosted its first Armed Forces Comedy Night - using laughter to celebrate creativity and community within the Armed Forces.
The event, on Friday, November 7, marked the culmination of a one-day comedy workshop, where 10 members of the Armed Forces community explored the art of stand-up comedy, under the guidance of professional comedians.
The evening then brought together more than 50 audience members in The Lab at TRP for a night of laughter and connection.

This story is from the November 14, 2025 edition of The Herald.
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