http://www.adamkay.co.uk/

Adam started out life as a doctor but after a brief medical career, he swapped his white coat for a microphone. He fronted the popular musical comedy act The Amateur Transplants, whose iconic London Underground Song had over 10 million hits on iTunes. The ATs have produced four number one albums in the iTunes comedy charts and were winners of the 2014 London Cabaret Awards.

Also… he has sold out seven Edinburgh Festivals and three nationwide tours, written numerous TV shows (including CRIMS on BBC Three), performs on the Radio 4 Now Show and even played Prince Harry’s 30th birthday party.

“Sharp, snappy and brilliantly rude – it left us with eyeliner streaming down our face.”★★★★★ Cosmopolitan

“Filthy at best, depraved at worst – and great, guilty fun.” ★★★★ The Telegraph

“Bracingly intelligent…Enormous fun.” ★★★★ The Times

“This made me very, very happy.” Stephen Fry

http://www.what-the-f.co.uk/

The award winning Paul F Taylor is a one of the UK’s most original and distinctive stand-up performers. His unique brand of humour fuses quirky offbeat one liners with surreal and observational flights of fancy to fantastical effect. Winner of the NATY New Act Of The Year for 2013, Paul’s persona of a lost bewildered fool sits perfectly alongside his gleefully madcap ideas.

Paul has also achieved notable success as a screen writer and actor. Milk! that he co-wrote and starred in, was the ShortCom Jury Select Winner 2015, and was in the official selection in LOCO, Nashville, LOL, Shortwaves, Glasgow and London Short Film festivals. Battlecock! that he also co-wrote and starred in, made it into the official selection at the BFI London Film Festival 2013.

Paul is also half of the double act “Short & Curly” (with our very own Rebecca Shorrocks) and also one half of “Helm and Taylor” (with Nick Helm).

“A welter of daft, Harry Hill-like ideas and diversions & chucks characters around with the agility of the Pajama Men.” The Independent

“Capable of deceptively smart subversions of existence… Taylor evokes vivid visual imagery.” The Scotsman

“Brilliantly funny nonsense.” The List

http://www.matthewhighton.co.uk/#!about/mainPage

Reknowned for his surreal storytelling Highton is a key member of the Chortle nominated Weirdos collective (“the closest thing we have to a modern day Comic Strip”- Chortle) and writer/director of their cult anarchic pantomime smash hit The Colonel (‘Top Ten Christmas shows 2013’ Time Out and The Independent). Highton also plays a lead role in the sell out show Knightmare Live (★★★★ The Independent, ★★★★ Den of Geek, ★★★★ Metro), which is preparing for a second national theatre tour that closes at The Lyric Theatre in London and has residencies at Comedians Cinema Club (★★★★ Chortle) and the Geekatorium.

“Warm, intelligent and beautifully written.” The List

@YurikoComedy

A relative newbie to the London comedy circuit, Kotani uses her low-key outsider perspective and skewed logic to dissect London living, from strange posters on the Overground to the untranslatable Britishism of adding ‘-ish’ to words (we put the ‘ish’ into ‘British’, you could say). Her wonderfully offbeat stories have earned her places in the final of a bunch of new-act comps, and she’s storming the open-mic circuit with her rug-pulling punchlines and bizarre observations.

http://www.mattgreen.org/

Matt has been performing stand up comedy since 2003, and has appeared at venues all over the UK and across the world. His act is a mixture of high energy observational and topical jokes combined with more personal stories and anecdotes. He is also a highly experienced compere and is excellent at audience interaction.

“Many of the crowd will be telling their pals about the time they witnessed Frankie Boyle do five minutes, but the discerning observer will recall it as the night they saw that really funny Matt Green.” The Scotsman