Danny McLoughlin

With an amiable, confident stage presence and a well written set, Danny delivers material with more than just an immediate pay-off line, preferring to take the joke one or two steps further.

Confident enough to take a risk on stage he does so not to the detriment of the audience, keeping them laughing along or hanging on every word.

A bright future surely awaits.

'McLoughlin's main weapon is his audacity: he's so bold he can recite an advertising jingle and still get plenty of laughs' (Chortle).

Kevin Precious is a stand-up comedian, MC and promoter (and former teacher) based in Brighton. He has performed his stand-up comedy routines at top venues all over the country including Jongleurs, the Glee Birmingham and Cardiff; the Stand, Edinburgh, the Comedy Cafe, London and the Frog and Bucket, Manchester.

Added to this, he has worked for leading comedy agents such as Off the Kerb, Christian Knowles Productions, the Comedy Club, UK Comedy and Mirth Control. He is also the co-founder and regular compere at a variety of Barnstormers Comedy venues. Barnstormers’ gigs can be found in counties as diverse as Sussex, Kent, Bedfordshire, Hampshire, Wiltshire and Warwickshire.

'Kevin's stage charisma and poise set him head and shoulders above the previous acts' (The Times)

'If he were any more laid back he'd fall over - we fell over laughing' (The Evening Standard)

'An impeccable set... a great storyteller with immense potential' (Worksop Guardian)

'Kevin Precious hosted the proceedings. working the audience with skill, and peppering his patter with local references' (Brighton Evening Argus)

'Instantly recognisable stage presence and boundless wit' (Leicester Mercury)

'Delightfully funny and thought provoking' (Arts in Leicestershire)..

He's been declared a highlight of the New Zealand International Comedy Festival by The NZ Herald, a highlight of the Glasgow International Comedy Festival by The Scotsman, won Canada's Master's of the Universe Improv Competition, and featured on Australian TV's The Comedy Channel.

'A vitriol which makes Richard Dawkins look like the Archbishop of Canterbury... engaging...' (The Scotsman)

'... a blast of hilarity' (Manchester Evening News)

'... quintessentially Kiwi comedy...' (The Press, NZ)

'... a wicked sense of humour, gets the audience involved from the kick off...' (BBC)

'... perfectly dropped punchlines... Easy control of an audience, who hang on his every word' (Chortle)

'Sully had the audience showing their appreciation with fits of laughter and applause' (http://www.channel 4.com).