Comedy Cellar

Laughter Lounge Award winner Harriet is described by The Guardian as 'definitely one to watch'.

'She’s got funny bones' (Kevin Bridges)

'Exploring the thin line between eccentric and the mental’ is perfect comedy ground for Harriet Dyer, who seems to have lived her entire life on that interface. Her instinctively funny stand-up is packed full of weird and wonderful incidents from her strange life so far – yet however outlandish the tales, they all have an absolute ring of truth' (Steve Bennett, Chortle at the Leicester Comedy Festival)

'A bundle of whimsical hilarity… a breath of fresh air... will have you in stitches' (Broadway Baby)

'Dyer made the audience feel at home and managed to wow the crowd… Loveable and delightful' (Three Weeks).

Decidedly dark and deliciously different – a one way ticket to a world you never knew existed. Despite being 'unique', she's warm and chatty and has built a cult following for her brand of confessional comedy.

'Outstanding comic, laughs just keep on coming' (Channel 4).

Clad in a sartorially edifying manner, like a dapper and dandy funeral director, Anthony cuts a unique on-stage presence with humour blacker than a raven that's slammed it's claw in a coffin lid.

And not the merest hint of profanity.

The overall effect is both perversely hypnotic and wholly original, leaving the audience zealously hanging on to every syllable like turncoat lemmings on a rockface.

Jongleurs / Metro Stand And Deliver Award winner and former BBC New Comedy Award Runner-up, he is a regular contributor to Radio 2's The Arthur Smith Lectures.

As seen on The Stand Up Show and Phoenix Nights.

'Dark quips and relentlessly witty audience-goading ad-libbing from a compelling host' (City Life)

'Hilarious ad-libs and wicked one-liners from an infectiously funny performer (The List).