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Alistair Barrie (MC) "Barrie's analytical nous and store of snappy gags mark him out, Excellent" Independent.

Hal Cruttenden "One thing he needn't worry about is being funny" Scotsman.

Terry Alderton "Terry Alderton is on astonishing form...masterful" Times.

Pete Johansson "Supremely entertaining" Independent.

Stephen Carlin "Ready to become at the very least a cult favourite Among fans of the sharper end of stand-up" Guardian.

Joe Lycett "Rising Talent Joe Lycett already possesses the confidence and relaxed homely charm of an old campaigner" Times.

Alistair Barrie

Much in demand as an act, Alistair Barrie has forged a reputation for himself as one of the top comperes to emerge in recent years. His deceptively friendly and engaging stage presence masks a sharp, dry wit which can be turned to subjects as diverse as suicide bombers in the Middle East to the perils of flying EasyJet. Despite a fondness for topical material, any performance is likely to be peppered with some inspired silliness and a little audience-related improvisation.
Alistair Barrie tour dates

Hal Cruttenden

After an extremely busy 2009 supporting Rob Brydon on his sold out UK tour and a critically acclaimed performance on The Royal Variety Show, 2010 looks to follow a similar vein with autumn appearances on BBC TV's Michael McIntyre Roadshow and The Rob Brydon show. It's safe to say Hal is one of the UK's fastest rising comedy stars and he is here to present his own unique comic vision. He's angry … but not sure why! "A delightful surprise… warm-hearted, quick- witted observations about being a camp, middle class heterosexual." - The Daily Telegraph
Hal Cruttenden tour dates

Terry Alderton

A loose-limbed, physical comedian who has had a rapid rise through the ranks and has been nominated for a Perrier Award. His shows are packed full of riotous exuberance and caricature. 'People keep asking me what is the best Edinburgh Festival show I've seen so far. The answer is simple - Terry Alderton' (The Sun) 'One of the best live shows I've ever seen. He's a f***ing genius!' Frank Skinner '... effortlessly enjoyable yet excitingly different' (The Times).
Terry Alderton tour dates

Pete Johansson

Pete Johansson is as sharp, confident and relaxed as you might expect of a top-notch half Canadian, half American comic. A big US favourite after a barnstorming gig at Montreal's bigwig Just For Laughs Festival, so sit back and enjoy as Pete mocks some of our funny little English ways.
Pete Johansson tour dates

Joe Lycett

Joe Lycett is a hugely talented up-and-coming comedian with an unaffected, relaxed and effortless stage presence. An appealing, engaging and natural performer. 'Joe Lycett is one of the strongest emerging comedy talents we've seen in a long time. This young man has a huge future' (Time Out).
Joe Lycett tour dates

Stephen Carlin

Stephen Carling began his stand-up career in 2002 and soon became a permanent fixture on the comedy circuit, supporting Stewart Lee and Stephen Merchant on tour, also appearing in Stewart Lee's 10 Best Stand-ups In the World Ever. Stephen has appeared in Comedy Cuts [ITV] and Edinburgh & Beyond [Paramount Comedy], and has written for Radio shows such as Laura Solon Talking and Not Talking [BBC Radio 4].
Stephen Carlin tour dates

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Venue Facts

Venue: The Comedy Store

Address:
Haymarket House, 1a Oxendon Street
Piccadilly Circus
London
SW1Y 4EE 51.509979, -0.132317

Website http://www.thecomedystore.co.uk

Train

→ Charing Cross 9 min walk

Tube

→ Picadilly Circus 3 min walk
→ Leicester Square 4 min walk
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