Comedy Show: £5 for Two Tickets To Afternoon Delight by Just The Tonic at The Caves (50% Off)

While some people are drawn to the spotlight, others shy away from it, claiming that it only illuminates their pimples. Single out the stars with today’s Groupon: £5 for two tickets to the Afternoon Delight show by Just The Tonic at The Caves.

About The Event
A fleeting offering of lively entertainment, Afternoon Delight sees the stage heaving under a daily mash up of comedy acts. The team of rib-ticklers will be making their annual pilgrimage to the streets of Edinburgh Festival Fringe, bringing all the chuckles from their permanent venues in Nottingham and Leicester. As a surprise array of performers take to the spotlight each lunchtime, guests will get a quickfire sample of each comedian's full show , allowing themselves to be cajoled to a few more artsy spectaculars.

The Venue
In all the colour, bustle, and kafuffle of the Edinburgh Festival, The Caves offer an arched underground haven of hidey holes and intimate stage set-ups. The venue is snuggled in Edinburgh Old Town, and acts as the cosy host to the Just The Tonic Team for a month of revels, belly laughs, and meet and greets. Acting as bar, club, and events space, this hidden gem of auld reekie retains its original terracotta flooring and UNESCO heritage site status to boot .

Key Information
Show times: daily at 1pm
Nearest railway: Edinburgh
Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult
Ticket redemption: Book online and present Groupon on arrival

Reviews

The Caves received a very enthusiastic 4.5/5 from Yelp users, while the venue was rated 4/5 by Qypers. Though Afternoon Delight is yet to be commented on, Just The Tonic currently boasts a crowd of over 1900 Likes on Facebook and reviewers were keen to praise the venue’s atmosphere, striking looks, and intimacy.

Love this place, its intimate, creepy and well makes you feel your grass roots! Went to see a couple of Edinburgh Fringe Festival events here this month and I love the atmosphere.
– madmac73, Qype, Aug 2011

The room itself isn't huge, but also isn't tiny. It's at once intimate, yet still spacious and not too cramped. The audience could interact with the acts and panel without sitting on their laps.
– Jenny L., Yelp, Feb 2011