Lorna Rose Treen brings her sharp observational comedy to the Creatures Comedy Festival with a work-in-progress set at Lost Cat on Thursday 30 July 2026. This is your chance to catch a comedian still developing new material in an intimate setting, where the energy between performer and audience creates something genuinely special. At just £10, it's brilliant value for an evening of live comedy in one of Manchester's most vibrant venues.
Lost Cat sits in the heart of Manchester's Northern Quarter, a neighbourhood that's become the city's creative hub for independent venues, street art, and underground culture. The venue itself has that proper indie feel—cosy, welcoming, and packed with character—making it the perfect spot for comedy that's honest and unpolished. You'll be surrounded by fellow comedy lovers who actually appreciate the craft of stand-up.
Get yourself there for 18:45 and arrive early to soak in the Northern Quarter's buzzing atmosphere; there's plenty of decent bars and independent shops nearby if you want to make an evening of it. The 18+ age restriction means you can expect comedy that doesn't hold back, so come ready to laugh at material that's genuinely thought-provoking. Book ahead online to secure your spot—work-in-progress shows at Lost Cat tend to fill up quickly with Manchester's comedy crowd.
