Off The Rails Comedy Club, Saddleworth

Comic who uses his physicality as an extra dimension to his show. A finalist on Channel 4's 'So You Think You're Funny?', topical and not afraid to say what he thinks, Nick Doody's brand of political comedy and satire has won fans all over the country. Whilst still a student he supported Bill Hicks on his final tour of the UK, on Bill’s request.

'Some of the best political material I have heard in a while... comic genius' (The Scotsman)

“Very impressive...unfailingly good punchlines...intelligent and funny...comes with the chortle seal of approval” - (Chortle) *****

“A refreshing change...Sharp witted, but never sharp-tongued” (THREE WEEKS) *****

Decidedly dark and deliciously different – a one way ticket to a world you never knew existed. Despite being 'unique', she's warm and chatty and has built a cult following for her brand of confessional comedy.

'Outstanding comic, laughs just keep on coming' (Channel 4).

Actor and comedian from Manchester and winner of the English Comedian Of The Year 2015. His sell-out debut show, Everglow – a heart-warming autobiographical hour about growing up in the North - was the smash hit of the Edinburgh Fringe 2016 earning him a nomination for Best Newcomer at the lastminute.com Edinburgh Comedy Awards, along with glowing reviews.

Brennan has supported Rob Brydon, Jason Manford and Nick Offerman and being an accomplished actor and writer, he has appeared in Marvellous (BBC), Soulboy (BBC Films), Leaving (ITV) and Skins (E4), and has written for BBC Radio 4’s Newsjack and Show What You Wrote. He is also the voice of Survival Of The Fittest (ITV2) which is a show from the makers of Love Island.

'Unmistakable influences of Daniel Kitson and Simon Amstell' **** (Fest).

“Reece displays an endearing quantity of self-awareness and admirable capacity to stick to his guns.” **** (Scotsman).

'Rabble rousing. A triumph of performance' (Chortle).