Grin & Tonic Comedy Club

Karen began her comedy career back in 2001 and since then she has gone from strength to strength. As resident compere at her own club in Sutton Coldfield Karen honed her comedic talents and is now a well respected comic travelling the country entertaining the masses. Karen was the first ever female winner of the prestigious Comedy Store King Gong award.

In 2004 she took a show to the Edinburgh Festival with Susan Murray where she gained glowing reviews.

'Inspired and sparkling punchlines... comic timing that is rarely less than brilliant. An assured performer who doesn't have much trouble getting audiences laughing' (Steve Bennett, Chortle UK)

'She has me in stitches' (Alan Carr)

'Blew my socks off... doesn't dwell too much on lady issues... Funny in her own right... brilliant, clever and she's gonna be huge' (BBC Tees).

Award-winning comedian Justina Seselskaite, who is originally from Lithuania, shares the challenges and absurdities of adapting to a new culture with humour and authenticity.

A finalist in the prestigious So You Think You're Funny? competition, Justina has also been tour support for Hayley Ellis and featured on Next Up, BBC iPlayer, and BBC Radio Manchester. She's been described as "brilliant" by Micky Flanagan, "very funny" by Kerry Godliman.

BBC New Comedy Award finalist.

Clad in a sartorially edifying manner, like a dapper and dandy funeral director, Anthony cuts a unique on-stage presence with humour blacker than a raven that's slammed it's claw in a coffin lid.

And not the merest hint of profanity.

The overall effect is both perversely hypnotic and wholly original, leaving the audience zealously hanging on to every syllable like turncoat lemmings on a rockface.

Jongleurs / Metro Stand And Deliver Award winner and former BBC New Comedy Award Runner-up, he is a regular contributor to Radio 2's The Arthur Smith Lectures.

As seen on The Stand Up Show and Phoenix Nights.

'Dark quips and relentlessly witty audience-goading ad-libbing from a compelling host' (City Life)

'Hilarious ad-libs and wicked one-liners from an infectiously funny performer (The List).