Stand Up For Gaza

Tom is a frighteningly tall comedian, but a thoroughly nice man with a likeable stage presence and confident delivery. This Yorkshire funny man became a national have-a-go-hero when he rescued a little old lady from the jaws of Virgin train bureaucracy, only to be arrested for begging. He's also the winner of Channel 4's 'So You Think You're Funny?' competition. An articulate and natural raconteur, he possesses an innate ability to riff with an audience like they’re old friends. His warm and hilarious tales, told with true passion never fail to captivate the crowd. His television credits include Russell Howard’s Good News, Edinburgh Comedy Show, Live At The Comedy Store and Engineering Giants. 'Magical storytelling... a rare talent... hysterical and accomplished' (Time Out) 'The gods of comedy chose greatness for Tom' (The Scotsman).

David Eagle is one third of three-time BBC Radio 2 award-winning folk group The Young’uns. He is also a stand up comedian, and was awarded New Comedian Of The Year by Leicester Square Theatre, Bath Comedy Festival and Nottingham Comedy Festival. He has supported comedians such as Reginald D. Hunter, Romesh Ranganathan, Tom Wrigglesworth, John Robins and Boothby Graffoe. He sings, he plays piano and accordion, he DJs, he podcasts, he tells jokes, shares stories, and if you chuck in a few extra quid he might do you his sexy dance.

Cumbrian-born stand-up comic and winner of the Leicester Mercury Comedian of the Year 2015. Tom was also in the final of the BBC Radio New Comedy Award 2014, joint third in the Beat The Frog World Series 2014 and made it through to the later stages of several other prestigious competitions in 2014, having only been performing comedy since July 2013. 'Tom's original style and inventive material stood out in what was a stellar night of strong performances' (Leicester Mercury) 'Little's showstopping set-piece... made an immediate impact and it was no surprise that the judges felt that that he was the front runner' (Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke) 'Tom Little is an exciting and unique voice on the comedy scene. No joke seems to know where it's coming from, but when it lands it'll break your brain. In a nice way. We expect big things for this lad' (Sham Bodie).

Edinburgh based comedian Daisy Earl was crowned Scottish Comedian of the Year 2015. Very relatable and self-deprecating, Daisy jokes about topics such as from her overbearing mother, self-diagnosing ailments on Facebook and her ‘quarter life crisis’. “Strongly written and delivered set, equal parts deprecation and defiant attitude. Hilarious” – Chortle.co.uk