http://www.alicook.com/

Ali Cook is a historian of deception. He’s a sleight of hand expert, a street magician, escapologist, stage illusionist and performer of thought control.

He has written and starred in seven British television series including ‘Penn & Teller: Fool Us’ (ITV1) ‘Dirty Tricks’ (Channel 4) and ‘Monkey Magic ‘(Five), both nominated for the British Comedy Awards & the Golden Rose of Montreux, ‘Psychic Secrets Revealed’ with Derren Brown (Five), The Secret World of Magic (Sky One) & ‘the Jerry @ Trick show’ with Jerry Sadowitz (Five).

Ali Cook’s anarchic mix of comedy and magic has made him a headliner on the UK comedy circuit and he performs at celebrity events for the likes of JK Rowling and Damien Hirst

“As well as escapology, Cook does jaw-dropping Derren Brown-style mind-reading feats, fabulously dextrous close-up magic, gruesome gross-out pranks and magic tricks the like of which you’ve never seen before.” Chortle

“Effortlessly funny, Jonathan Creek eat your heart out.” Daily Telegraph

“Like a bonsai David Blaine, but not so smug and irritating, Cook does big things in small places.” The Herald

@ReasonableNeil

Neil performs in locations across the length and breadth of the British Isles, attracting widespread concern, and has also entertained international audiences in places as far-flung as Tenerife, Croatia, Serbia, Slovenia, Romania, the Czech Republic, the two Channel Islands you can actually get to, Florida, California and Kent.

“Really rather good.” The Times

“A clear ability to craft a gag.” Chortle

http://www.colin.ie/

Colin Chadwick is an Irish comedian and writer. His stand-up has been featured on RTE Two, BBC Radio 2 and 4extra. In 2015 he appeared at the Cat Laughs, Vodafone and Edinburgh festivals, where he was a finalist in the Amused Moose Laugh Off. A contributor to BBC Radio’s award-winning Newsjack, he is also the co-host of The Mess Around, Dublin’s monthly and longest running alternative comedy night.

“The man can certainly write a gag.” Chortle

“His quirky punchlines come thick and fast.” Broadway Baby

http://sindhuvee.com/

Sindhu Vee is most likely the tallest Indian woman you’ll ever meet. The daughter of Indian parents, a London-based mother, and bearer of half a PhD, it is rumoured but unverified, that Sindhu practised the dark arts of investment banking before making her parents proud by becoming a stand-up. She devotes all the time she has left over from raising her 3 children (and a bizarrely gigantic labrador) to comedy and suffering facial peels. She was a finalist in this year’s BBC New Comedy Award.

@katielane

WITH RESIDENT HOST:

http://www.benvandervelde.com/

Standing a statutesque five foot five inches high (not in heels) and weighing in at eleven stone (on a good day) Ben is the current light-middleweight contender for compering champion of Kilburn.

“Sharp and crafty gagsmith.” Chortle

“Wonderfully improvised riffs showcasing his impressive spontaneity and sharp tongue.” Edinburgh Festivals Magazine