Always Be Comedy: Huge Davies, Fern Brady & Jacob Hawley at The Tommyfield

Huge has risen to become one of the most promising new acts in the UK. He has filmed for Comedy Central online, supported acts such as Sara Pascoe and Nish Kumar and is a member of the Soho Young Company Comedy Lab, performing regular sold out showcases at the Soho Theatre. ‘Jet black, funny and unsettling’ - Chortle BBC New Comedy Award 2017 – Nominee. Amused Moose 2017 – Finalist.

Former comedy reviewer Fern Brady first tried stand-up after the magazine she worked for suggested she write an article where she 'faked it' as a comedian. She enjoyed it so much that one year on, she embarked on it as a career. She quit her day job working with male ex convicts after Stewart Lee plucked her from obscurity and put her on The Alternative Comedy Experience (Comedy Central). Since then she has performed stand up on a number of TV shows including 8 out of 10 Cats (Channel 4), Seann Walsh’s Late Night Comedy Spectacular (BBC3), Russell Howard’s Stand Up Central (Comedy Central) and The One Show (BBC1). Based in London, she has had two sold out critically acclaimed runs at the Fringe with her solo shows “People Are Idiots” (2015) and “Male Comedienne” (2016). 'A great comic sensibility, with moments of sparkling verve' (The Guardian) 'Crackles with fire, has beautiful timing, perfectly pitched delivery and great gags to boot... has the air about her of a woman going places' (The Scotsman).

The New Statesman described Jacob as ‘The Distinctly Millennial rising star of The Edinburgh Fringe’, he has a hit podcast 'Jacob Hawley: On Drugs' for BBC Sounds and has made a Radio 4 Stand Up Special 'Welcome To Britain'. ‘Intelligent and important, his self-aware set sees him explore themes of class and identity in the modern world expertly.’ The Sunday Post ‘Voice of a generation’ Steve Bennett, Chortle ‘A down-to-earth talent who’s got it in spades’ The List

MC at the likes of Always Be Comedy, The 99 Club, Scoundrels, Ginglik and many more. “I would go to the ends of the earth to share a stage with James Gill. He’s a sharp & energetic hero of club comedy and a face we’ll undoubtedly be seeing all over TV very soon” - Katherine Ryan "One of the most imaginative MCs on the circuit. The crowd love him” - Rob Beckett “The most impressive live presenter I have ever seen" - Romesh Ranganathan “One of the country’s best hosts. There is no one like him” - Seann Walsh