Funhouse Comedy Club

Please note that the artists appearing may be subject to change.

Susan Murray

Possibly one of the rudest women in the world today, and maybe also one of the funniest! winner of the first ever jongleurs competition and a seasoned regular on the circuit, Susan has emerged as one of the best female stand-ups around. A professional of the comedy circuit, Susan has contributed to an array of Radio 4 comedy: The Now Show, News Quiz, Newsjack and The Show What You Wrote. Susan produced her original idea for Radio 4 Extra “Warming Up” about comedians’ backstage habits. She has starred in “Jeremy Hardy Speaks To The Nation” and was a guest on Stephen K Amos’ “Idiots Guide” both for BBC Radio 4. 'She has the mentality of a spiteful 14 year old boy! Very admirable in a young lady!' (Arthur Smith) 'Susan Murray's baffled everywoman persona cloaks a dry, intelligent wit' (Stewart Lee) '... a right cheeky little lass who oscillates brilliantly and wildly between characters, accents, stories and banging the mike on her head' (Three Weeks) 'Cynicism that could fell a rhino at 1000 paces. Like it' (Al Murray) 'A feisty comedy fireball of fun' (Time Out).

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Anthony King

Anthony's devilishly droll deadpan humour, masterful timing and delivery of a stream of one-liners combine to make him one of the most polished performers on the circuit. His act is a combination of his own true-life experiences mixed in with a whole bunch of lies. TV appearances include Granada's Mad For It, Meridian's House Of Fun and UK Gold's Live At Jongleurs. 'King of the one-liners' (BBC London Live) 'Anthony King with his droll deadpan humour and sharp one-liners... His mix of stand-up, dark, dry, silly and disturbing songs are both amusing and intriguing' (Funhouse Comedy).

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Ryan Gough

One of the funniest Brummies you are ever likely to meet.

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