
Rotunda Comedy
Rotunda Comedy at Rotunda Cafe Bar, Brighton
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Rotunda Comedy £20.00
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About the show
The best in stand up comedy on the last Wednesday of every month.
'A night of cracking comedy...not one to be missed. The acts, WOW, they did not disappoint!'(welovebrighton.com)
Featuring - Thor Stenhaug
Thor Stenhaug is a Norwegian comedian based in the UK. In a short period of time, he has finished multiple sold out runs at the Edinburgh Fringe, built an online following and been shortlisted for British Comedy of the Year - despite not being British!
Matt Green

An experienced and versatile comedy performer, Matt has been performing stand up since 2003 and now plays clubs all across the UK and the world with a high energy mix of personal stories, observations and sharp audience interaction.
Since 2020 he has also gained millions of views and tens of thousands of followers for his satirical online comedy videos and is embarking on his first national tour in 2024!
'Really funny' (The Scotsman)
'Not only charming and affable but also disarmingly intelligent' (The List)
Yuriko Kotani

Yuriko Kotani is a UK-based Japanese comedian, who was named as 'one to watch' by Time Out and won the BBC New Comedy Award in 2015.
In 2016, she appeared on series 2 of Russell Howard's Stand Up Central, BBC Three's Pls Like in 2017, and CBBC's The Dog Ate My Homework in 2018.
"leftfield rising star" - Time Out
Markus Birdman

Markus is an original and highly talented stand up. He has been described by the BBC as “the all-round package; witty, controversial, hip, topical, silly. A master of timing and physical comedy." His relationship with the Beeb goes back to his performance at the Edinburgh Festival in 2001 as part of Screaming Blue Murder's Big Value Show and as a finalist in the televised BBC New Comedy Awards 2001. He was nominated for the NZ Comedy Guild Award as Best International Artist 2014.
'The crowd fell for his dry, witty, confused little boy mutt-schtick in a big way' (The Observer)
'Delightfully comic. Controversial, personal and wickedly punchy' (The List)
'Birdman cuts a dashing figure, elegant, smart, theatrical. A hugely entertaining hour of thoughtful, heartfelt, mature comedy, performed with great energy and dynamism... Engagingly mixes the silly and the downright wrong' (Chortle)
'... already on his way up...' (Time Out)
'Second to none' (Adelaide Advertiser)
'Infectious, likeable and popular... A consummate comic... energetic, engaging, thought-provoking and funny' (The Stage).