Funhouse Comedy Club

Naturally effusive and full of giddy joy, Birmingham’s Lindsey Santoro has emerged as one of the most original female voices to come out of the West Midlands, and is one of the best hidden gems on the comedy circuit.

Finalist of the 2021 British Comedian of the Year competition, as well as semi-finalist at the BBC New Comedy Awards, Funny Women Regional finalist, Leicester Square New Comedian of the Year semi-finalist, and Leicester Comedy Festival Best Podcast Award Nominee for Biggest Idiot, Lindsey has become one of the country’s must book acts.

Credits include Channel 4’s The Joy of Missing Out, BBC Radio 4’s Elephant in the Room with Sarah Millican, and she is soon to be seen on Comedy Central Live. Recently, Lindsey has been seen supporting Russell Kane and Joe Lycett on tour.

Jay Handley has been performing stand up around country for a number of years at some of the country's best clubs.

Finalist in the Levity Festival Act of the Year.

Finalist in the Birmingham New Act of the Year Awards.

Semi-finalist in the LOADED Laftas.

In 2014 he performed his first one man show Free Comic at the Edinburgh Fringe.

'There are moments here that can go toe to toe with some of the funniest stand up skits I've seen' (http://www.EdFringeReview.com).

Alex Cahill is a comedy magician known for blending sharp sleight of hand with dry, offbeat humour. A regular on the UK comedy circuit, he has built a reputation for clever, well-constructed routines that catch audiences off guard and keep them laughing throughout.

Combining close-up magic, audience interaction and a laid-back stage presence, Alex delivers a style of performance that feels relaxed but consistently lands. His material balances genuine moments of amazement with subtle, well-timed comedy, making him a strong addition to mixed bills and club nights across the country.

After winning the Nottingham Comedy Festival ‘Newcomer to Comedy’ competition after just a handful of gigs, Carl has gone on to reach the semi finals of Amused Moose Laugh Off 2011, win both Manchester and Preston ‘Beat the Frog’ competitions at the first attempt and survived the dreaded gong at the Manchester Comedy Store. As a regular member of Nottingham’s top improvised comedy group ‘MissImp’, Carl can also be seen at their monthly residence at Nottingham’s ‘Glee Club’, bringing a unique brand of quick wit and occasionally rude, laddish humour to an otherwise enlightening and informative evening.