Comedy at The Thieves

Nathan is a young black British comic, gigging on both the mainstream and black comedy circuit. His set is highly observational, influenced by his culture and upbringing, and also coming from a young person's outlook on life, from the well-known Nigerian traffic warden and the always-disciplining West-Indian mother, to MTV's Pimp my Ride.

'Excellent story-telling skills keep the crowd easily entertained' (Three Weeks).

‘Caton is probably the most exciting young black comic on the scene’ (Fest Magazine).

'Caton's a slick performer with an unbeatable stage attitude and the confident air of someone much more experienced' (Chortle).

'Compelling, well-observed stand-up... He specialises in laidback, on-the-nose material, chopping down fools of all colours, both in day-to-day life and in the media' (The Guardian).

Nathan Caton was named in Ents24's top 20 hardest-working comedians of 2015.

Tony is a triple Chortle award winner and was a Foster's Edinburgh Comedy Award 2012 nominee. As seen on Have I Got News For You, Buzzcocks, 8 Out Of 10 Cats and more.

'One of the finest and funniest comics on the circuit... destined for comedy stardom' (Time Out)

'Form-busting and hugely enjoyable' (The Times)

'Clever and blithely zany' (The Daily Telegraph)

'To see Tony Law is to inhale deep breaths of comedy oxygen' (The Herald)

'An ever-changing, hard-to-contain, force of nature' (The Guardian)

'A fine celebration of the absurd, full of laughs like no other... a top-notch comic who marries a powerful delivery with some deceptively ingenious material' (Chortle).

Tony Law was named in Ents24's top 20 hardest-working comedians of 2016.

Ross Smith a regular face (and voice) at some of the capitals biggest comedy clubs including Top Secret Comedy, Backyard Comedy, and Angel Comedy. A resident host of Comedy Virgins at the Cavendish Arms.