Headliners Chiswick Super Premium Show

Andy has enjoyed huge success as a writer and performer on television, radio and the live comedy stage. As well as a series regular on the award-winning Mock The Week (BBC 2), Andy has had numerous spots on Live At The Apollo (BBC 1), QI (BBC2), The Politics Show (BBC1), Newsnight (BBC2), The World’s Most Dangerous Roads (BBC2), Comedy World Cup (Channel 4), Saturday Live (ITV) and Channel 4’s Comedy Gala At The O2. He was also one of the main writers on the original Spitting Image on ITV. 'His delivery multiplies the humour. Big laughs unloading both barrels at British political and public life' (The Guardian) 'Laugh out loud funny... manages to be utterly likeable and very funny while being Mr Angry at the state of the world' (The Sunday Telegraph). 'Terrific satirical stand-up' (Independent on Sunday) 'What he lacks in hair, Parsons more than makes up for in originality' (The Daily Telegraph) 'Parsons is acerbic, sharp-witted and edgy...taking well-aimed potshots at politicians, celebrities and anyone who dares to talk rubbish' (The Daily Express). Andy Parsons was named in Ents24's top 5 hardest-working comedians of 2017.

Marcel Lucont is a flâneur, raconteur, and bon-viveur. France's premier misanthropist and lover with his unique blend of sardonic wit and Gallic charm. Alter ego of Alexis Dubus. Winner of multiple awards including Chortle, Best Fringe show and Best comedy show at the Edinburgh festival. 'A must-see... In his own words, he is fantastic' (Herald Sun) 'Wonderful French wit... superb stuff... His elegant, sardonic turns of phrase are an utter joy' (Time Out) 'Fresh, accessible and hilarious' (The Guardian).

Appealing to all ages, genders and nationalities, Danny 'Slim' Gray has the ability to capture different aspects of everyday life and twist it into his own brand of comedy.

A former NYC yogi now living in London, Abigoliah is a disarmingly honest comedian with a tender heart and a foul mouth that compliments her wicked sense of humour. 'A foul-mouthed sweetheart, aggressively feminine, endearingly butch and curiously disturbed' (The Skinny) 'Her cheeky honesty is completely disarming and delightful' (Chortle) 'Racy and hilarious' (Three Weeks) 'Warm, funny and dirty. Abigoliah takesto the stage like a burst of adults only sunshine' (Celia Pacquola) 'A fresh and quirky voice' (The Herald Sun, Melbourne).