Gary Delaney, Stephen Carlin, Maisie Adam, Elliot J Huntley

Gary Delaney -
Described as 'the undisputed master of the one-liner genre' by The Guardian, Gary has starred on Mock The Week, Live At The Apollo, Dave's One Night Stand, Celebrity Mastermind, Celebrity Eggheads, Celebrity Pointless and Radio 5's 7 Day Sunday. He recieved numerous 4 and 5 star reviews for his debut Edinburgh festival show 'Purist' and he has won two Sony Awards for his writing work for Kerrang Radio. Perceptively descrived by bbc.co.uk as 'the comedian Jimmy Carr wants to be' Gary is a majestic one-liner based wit whose inordinately tightly written, wonderfully original material make him one of the most quoted comedians on the planet. He will be previewing material from his forthcoming Edinburgh Festival show.

Stephen Carlin -
'Sharp, slightly offbeat, mainly very funny' - The Evening Standard
As seen on The Alternative Comedy Experience, Comedy at the Fringe, Edinburgh and Beyond and Comedy Cuts as well as featuring on Radio 4's Loose Ends and Friday Night Live, Carlin has earned critical acclaim, accolades and a growing fan base with his original and insightful writing style and accomplished delivery. He was also named by Stewart Lee as one of the 'Ten Best Comedians in the World Ever'.

Maisie Adams -
Winner of the illustrious So You Think You're Funny competition at the Edinburgh Festival 2017. She was nominated for Best New Comedy at the 2017 Brighton Fringe and according to the esteemed comedy website Chortle she 'exudes an appealing, quirky energy and is clearly a natural wit'.

Compere - Elliot J Huntley
'It was most impressive how effortlessly he commanded the crowd courtesy of some cracking gag, superb comic songs and old school ontage poise' - What's On

With a fabulous array of highly inventive tall-tales and gently twisted punchlines regarding relationships, fatherhood and hanging around low quality nightclubs in the grim hope of an extra curricular dalliance, Elliot's comedic terrain is constantly entertaining. With his self-confessed oily superficial goodwill he manages to charm even the most stoic of audiences with his playful patter and side-splitting songs performed on mandolin and laced with instantly memorable couplets.