Live At The Chapel With Chris McCausland

Although hailed as the only blind comic on the stand up circuit, comedian Chris McCausland makes light of it. He usually begins with a crack about the irony of a blind man doing observational comedy and then speeds off into his entertaining and refreshing set, making wry and perceptive comments about the rich and famous, every day life and suchlike. Instantly likeable and definitely memorable.

'Proper stand up, honest straightforward and balls-out funny' (Chortle)

'A must see!' (The Sunday Times)

'Always excellent' (The Times)

'Truly brilliant' (Three Weeks)

'The new face of comedy in the UK' (ITV)

'Shining Light!' (Sunday Express)

'... fabulously funny and a definite highlight' (Leicester Mercury).

Lou Sanders surrealist style and high octane stage presence make her a joy to watch. She has appeared on ‘Alan Davies As Yet Untitled’, and starred in ‘Live from the BBC’. Her TV stand-up includes sets on ABC1’s ‘Comedy Up Late’ and ‘Russell Howard’s Good News’. Lou has written for ‘8 Out of 10 Cats’, ‘Mock the Week’, ‘Stand Up for the Week’ and ‘Miranda’.

'Utterly delightful and hugely talented... Destined for hugeness' (Time Out)

'When Lou rips a room into hysteria, she really rips it hard' (The Sun)

'... an hour of non-stop entertainment with seriously big laughs, wild and free and very, very funny’ (Chortle)

'... crazy off-beat surrealism' (The Independent).

Star of ITV2’s Buffering. Seen and heard on The Russell Howard Hour, The John Bishop Show, Comedians Giving Lectures, Question Team, The Stand Up Sketch Show and The Now Show. Janine Harouni's second show Man'oushe was nominated for Best Show at the Edinburgh Comedy Awards.

Phil Ellis is a comedian and writer known for his chaotic stand-up and live performances. Phil broke onto the comedy scene with his widely acclaimed Funz and Gamez, which won the Panel Prize at the 2014 Foster’s Edinburgh Comedy Awards. He is making his way in TV with The Tapeface Tapes (BBC3) and Phil’s Ill: Comedy Shorts (Dave).

'Ellis sets such a cracking pace. He flits around the audience with his frisky, easy banter spreading a feeling of good humoured fun' (Chortle)

'... delighting both children and (on a rather different level) adults alike' (The Daily Telegraph)

'I cannot imagine the being that would not be blown away by this ridiculously funny, shambolic gigglefest of a show' (The Scotsman)

'Wildly inappropriate... chaotic, gloriously silly' (Time Out).