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Comedian Russell Howard takes to the stage in aid of Julian House

Friday 17th January 2025 Bath Echo News Team Community

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Comedian Russell Howard took to the stage at Komedia in Bath on Sunday 12th January, raising money for local charity Julian House as part of an evening of stand-up.

Behind the scenes with Russell Howard before the gig | Photo © Julian House

Russell was joined by Steve Hall, Annie McGrath, Athena Kugblenu, Gavin Osborn and Steve Hall to deliver an evening of comedy.

More than 700 guests supported the event, raising over £14,000 for Julian House.

All performing comedians waived their fee for the gig, so all funds raised go towards Julian House’s services to support individuals who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness in Bath and across the South West.

Born in Bath, Russell has supported many local charities over the years and has long been an advocate for social justice and humanitarian causes.

His current tour, ‘Russell Howard Live’, has seen him play dates in the UK, USA, New Zealand and Australia and has sold over 250,000 tickets over 100+ gigs in the UK & Ireland alone.

Gavin Osborn, events and community fundraiser at Julian House, said: “We’re so grateful to have Russell on board for this show at Komedia.

“He has always been a champion of causes like Julian House and this gig will make a real impact to our services.

“January can be pretty cold and miserable, and we know Russell brings joy and warmth to every gig he does!”

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