Comedians
Ruby WaxUpfront, sassy and with a reputation for posing questions no one else would think to ask, has become one of the best known and popular faces on television in recent years |
Jack WhitehallA newcomer with the poise of an old timer |
Sarah Millican“The funniest woman in Britain” |
Mark Watson“HE’S SIMPLY EXHILARATING” |
Jo BrandLoved by the Nation |
Jimmy CarrOne of the most original and distinctive new stars on television |
Shappi KhorsandiAn Iranian female stand-up comic who has established herself on the London circuit |
Kevin BridgesJust naturally very, very funny. Let's just call his talent frightening - The Scotsman |
Dara O'BriainThe busiest man in Irish comedy these day |
Rory BremnerRory is now established as one of Britain's sharpest impressionists, with a reputation for accurate mimicry and topical satire. His repertoire now extends to over 80 personalities |
Hardeep Singh KohliA regular reporter on the highly successful BBC1 programme The One Show. Part of the original team, he reports the length and breadth of the country on all manner of stories |
Rhod Gilbert2009 Winner of "Comics Comic" Chortle award |
John Bishop"A comic revolutionary… Not to be missed" - The Independent |
Francesca MartinezAward Winning Stand-up Comedian and Motivational Speaker |
Marcus BrigstockeEnglish comedian and satirist |
Clive AndersonComedian, radio/television writer and presenter |
Jack DeeOne of the very best British stand-up comedians |
Jeremy HardyOne of the UK's foremost and respected stand-up comedians |
John FortuneA home grown satirist of venerable standing, John Fortune has notched up eight series of BAFTA nominated “Bremner, Bird and Fortune” (Vera Prods for Ch4), with more planned! |
Sean Lock“There are moments when you think you can laugh no more - your tear ducts have run dry and your insides may take years to recover” The Edinburgh Evening News |
Frankie BoyleQuite simply, Frankie Boyle is the finest Scottish comedian of his generation - Miller Glasgow International Comedy Festival |
Jason Manford"A true master of observational comedy" BBC |
Alan CarrWinner Northwest Stand Up of The Year 2005 |
Stephen K AmosWinner of a 2004 Time Out award for comedy. Nominated for a Chortle Award as best compere in 2004, 2007 and 2008 |
Rob BrydonBest known for the ‘The Keith Barret Show’ |
Danny BhoyDanny has built up a massive following everywhere he has been |
Kev OrkianOne of the UK's most talented, up-and-coming comedians |
Graham NortonThe Chat Show master |
Omid DjaliliBritain's funniest Iranian stand-up comedian and actor |
Russel HowardOne of the countries most exciting new talents |
Simon AmstellFantastic stand up and is great for award ceremonies |
Sandi ToksvigComedienne, Broadcaster, Author and Entertaining Guest Speaker |
Hugh DennisTeam Captain of Mock of the Week |
Alun Cochrane“no-nonsense comedian” |
Sanjeev BhaskarOne of the most original and distinctive new stars on television |
Alistair McGowanImpressionist, Stand-Up Comedian and Presenter |
Chris AddisonStar of BBC Two's multi award winning comedy 'The Thick of It' |
Barry CryerComedian - Writer / Performer; After Dinner Speaker |
Rich Hall“Rich Hall's rapid-fire wit is so spontaneous he should leave his brain to science” The Guardian |
Inder ManochaEMMA 2004 Winner (Ethnic, Multicultural, Media, Award) in the category best Comedy/Comedian |
Jason WoodWood is a star in the making ! |
Jo Caulfield‘Best Female Stand-Up’ - (Chortle Awards) |
Jon CulshawComedy Impressionist |
Lenny HenryLenny Henry’s career spans almost thirty years and counting. |
Lee MackHost of They Think It's All Over |
Andy ParsonsWINNER 2002 TIME OUT BEST COMEDY AWARD |
Tim VineThis comedian is a joke machine gun, rattling out one joke after another in quick succession. At full pelt Tim sprays out 10 jokes a minute |
Bill BaileyBill is currenlty staring in the hit TV music show 'Never Mind The Buzzcocks' along side Simon Amstell and Phil Jupitus |
Alan DaviesOne of Britain's top stand-up comedians and actors |
Justin Lee CollinsFamed as co-host of The Friday Night Project as well as presenter of his own TV series Justin is an excellent awards presenter |
Ed Byrne'His wit won deafening cheers and feet stomping' THE GUARDIAN “Delightful lead performance from Ed Byrne” Scotsman 'Dazzling' SUNDAY TIMES |
Andrew Maxwell"One of the most significant comedians working in the country today" THE INDEPENDENT |
Men in CoatsBasically good old-fashioned clowns |
Tony RobinsonActor and Writer - best known for his portrayal as the loyal but dim manservant Baldrick |
The Two Johns (John Bird & John Fortune)Their sketches are spoofing city fatcats, Whitehall mandarins and New Labour spin doctors |
Terry WoganFantastic host and brilliant after dinner speaker |
Andi OshoDefinitely regarded as one to watch |
Justin MoorhouseOne of the brightest stars working on the British comedy circuit |
Matthew CrosbyA rising star in comedy |
Tom PriceAudiences warm immediately to his puppy-like charm and sense of fun |
Dominic HollandOne of television’s quickest wits” The Daily Telegraph.. |
Fred MacAulay"rib-achingly funny, one of the funniest men alive" Sunday Times |
Hal CruttendenNominee for the Perrier Newcomer Award at the 2002 Edinburgh Festival |
Jeff GreenOne of the most popular comics working in the UK today |
Jenny ÉclairFirst woman to win the coveted Perrier Award |
Paul ZenonComic Magician and Presenter |
Tony HawksTony is a TV and radio comedian and bestselling author. He's a regular guest on radio programmes including The News Quiz, Just a Minute and recently presented his own series on Radio 4, 'Tony Hawks’ Lost Weekends.' |
Rhona Cameron"Brilliant comedienne" - Daily Express |
