http://www.bechillcomedian.com/

Australian-born and now London-based, Bec has gained a cult following in Australia, the UK and Ireland thanks to her acclaimed solo shows and hugely popular YouTube videos, which have garnered over 200,000 views globally. She has a talent for incorporating arts and crafts into her stand-up routines; creating a unique and unforgettable comedy style that she calls “paper-puppetry”.

In the last couple of years, she appeared at London’s famous Union Chapel with Alan Davies, Jimmy Carr and Kevin Eldon, and Galway’s Black Box Theatre alongside Milton Jones, Rob Delaney and Abandoman. She was also the support act for “Axis of Awesome” on their UK tour and co-host of Sky’s DC Fancast.

Bec is the creator of the UK’s only pun-based comedy night, Pun Run. Her one-liners were featured in FIVE different “best jokes of the

Edinburgh Fringe” articles in 2014. She is also one half of the award-winning family comedy double-act, Bec & Tom.

“Brilliantly conceived, this is one of the stand-out shows in this year’s comedy programme.” ★★★★★ The Sunday Herald

“Bec Hill: exuberant, daft and inventive.” ★★★★ The Scotsman

“There’s something special about Bec Hill.” ★★★★ The Times

http://www.wendywason.co.uk/

A Scottish actress and comedian, Wendy launched her comedy career in 2004, getting to the final of Funny Women and semi-finals of So You Think You’re Funny at the Edinburgh Fringe the following year. She was already an established actress with roles in Coupling and the IT Crowd working with everyone from Chris O’Dowd and Nicholas Lyndhurst to Johnny Depp and John Malkovich. February

2014 saw Wendy nominated for best actress in Hollywood for British Hustle, the Toscars spoof.

Whilst her acting career continues, her comedy career has taken off. 2008 saw Wendy in America on NBC’s Last Comic Standing and was also the year she did her first one-woman show at The Edinburgh Festival: Things I Didn’t Know. Her charisma and wit ensured packed houses. After the success of that she returned with three further solo shows culminating with this year’s knock out show, Hotel California. She has performed in all the major UK clubs such as Just the Tonic, The Glee Club, The Comedy Store, The Stand, and Laughter House in Dublin. In 2012 she was invited to the New York Comedy Festival and charmed audiences there too. She currently performs as part of The Cutting Edge at The Comedy Store in London and has written and starred in her own sitcom for BBC Scotland – Half My Age Plus Seven.

“Exquisite timing.” Time Out

“She’s absolutely hysterical!” Jimmy Carr

“Wendy Wason is a natural raconteur. Chatty and charming.” The Scotsman

“She’s charming, clever and funny.” The Sunday Times

@LucyFrederick

Lucy Frederick is a comedian, actor and writer based in South East London. She likes gin, good words and dogs with spots.

“Delivering to a packed house, Frederick delivers a strong and diverse show.” **** Three Weeks

@jesterjacobs

Joe Jacobs took his debut solo stand-up hour, Orthodox Joe, to this year’s Edinburgh Fringe, charting his attempts at rap stardom. With Leicester Square New Comedian of the Year finalist 2015, Jewish Comedian of the Year finalist 2014 and Laughing Horse New Act of the Year finalist 2014 to his name, he has also featured on Channel 4 and BBC 6 Music.

“Dynamic stage presence and an ironic, arch delivery.” Chortle

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