Comedian Ed Byrne visited Cold Bath Brewing Co for a pre-show beer before his show at Harrogate Theatre.
Comedian Ed Byrne enjoys pre-show pint at Harrogate bar Popular TV comedian Ed Byrne was spotted enjoying a pre-show pint in Harrogate yesterday (Sunday). Ed Byrne was in town to perform his show, ‘Tragedy Plus Time’, at the Royal Hall last night. And before heading out onto stage, he stopped off at Cold Bath Brewing on Cold Bath Road for a beer. The comedian uploaded a photo to his social media, alongside his Tour Manager Paul, as he sipped a “Pixel Enthusiast” IPA. The pre-show pint is a tradition for Ed, who also enjoyed a Goose Island IPA backstage at the Tivoli Theatre in Utrecht on Saturday. Ed Byrne’s TV career is now in its third decade. He has regularly appeared on the likes of QI, Mock The Week, Alan Davies As Yet Untitled, and Live At The Apollo. Read more local stories from Your Harrogate here.

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