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Iain Stirling is a comedian and BAFTA nominated presenter. A well-known face on television, Iain is the recognisable cheeky voice of Love Island (ITV2) Other credits include performing on Russell Howard’s Good News (BBC Three), Russell Howard’s Stand Up Central and Drunk History (Comedy Central), as well as hosting his own Scottish BAFTA nominated (best children’s show) panel show The Dog Ate My Homework (CBBC), joining the panel on Fake Reaction and Safe Word (ITV2) and Sweat the Small Stuff (BBC Three), A regular voice on the radio too, Iain has made appearances on shows including The Now Show, Dilemma (Radio 4), The Josh Widdicombe Show (XFM) and recorded a Radio One takeover. Finalist, Scottish Comedian Of The Year 2008 and Best Newcomer Chortle Nominee 2011. 'An innate sense of timing, with perfect pace and phrasing' (Chortle) Iain Stirling featured in Ents24's 20 Hardest Working Comedians of 2018 list.

Alasdair won New Act of the Year (formerly Hackney Empire) in 2014 and has featured on BBC radio as a comedian and sketch writer. He’s performed stand-up across the UK, in the Glastonbury Cabaret Tent and at the Edinburgh Fringe as part of the Pleasance Reserve. He won the Leicester Mercury Comedian of the Year in 2017. "Britain's leading New Testament impersonator." - Alasdair Beckett-King “A bold and fresh comedy voice.” The Stage “Delicious writing and exceptional observations.” Chortle “A suave stand up with some killer lines.” Arthur Smith

Eleanor Tiernan abandoned her civil engineering training to become a stand-up in 2004 – and within her first year appeared on RTE’s The Liffey Laughs and BBC’s One Night Stand. In 2007, she starred in the Edinburgh Fringe play Help!, and made her solo show debut the following year. She then played to more than 120,000 people as the support act for her cousin, Tommy Tiernan, on his Bovinity tour, She also played the ditzy waitress, Emer, on RTE2’s youth-orientated chat show The Cafe. 'The fastest-rising comedy talent in the country' (Irish Times) 'Her laid back delivery and engaging stories are both interesting and unique' (Finhouse Comedy) 'Eleanor Tiernan is far and away the best comic actress I have seen on stage' (Hot Press Ireland).

Peter Flanagan is an Irish comic and writer living in London. He has performed at clubs, festivals and competition finals all over Ireland, the UK and Australia, including the Vodafone Comedy Carnival and Vodafone Comedy Festival, and the Edinburgh Fringe. “Been rocking Dublin audiences for the past few years. If you like one-liners, this guy is for you.” – Aidan Bishop, the International Comedy Club Dublin.