Mandy Knight, Emmanuel Sonubi, Richard Morton, Gary Faulds

Mandy Knight is a true dame of British stand-up comedy. The first female comedian to compere that bastion of old-school stand-up The Comedy Store, our Mandy has been breaking down barriers all her life.

Mandy Knight has headlined all over the world and has deservedly scooped the Best Female Comedian title at a host of different awards ceremonies over the years, including most recently the Time Out Best Female Comic gong.

‘Inspired comedy’ Time Out
Time Out Comedian of the Year, smart-suited Geordie Richard Morton is full of surprises and manic energy. His self-depreciating manner belies a razor sharp talent and with witty observations he tackles a plethora of life's situations in his hilarious songs. He's supported Jack Dee, Lee Evans, Jo Brand, Lily Savage and Phill Jupitus on tour as well as having many TV credits to his name.
Comic genius - The Daily Express
His hilarious songs give musical comedy a good name - The Guardian
London based Emmanuel Sonubi has only been on the comedy circuit for what feels like five minutes and he’s already garnering himself a reputation as “THE one to watch out for"

Ex-bouncer and failed contestant of ‘The World's Strongest Man’ Emmanuel was born and bred in the East End of London where he extracts most of his hilarious interactions with the vibrant cockneys and reprobates he has encountered. Now a father of two the soon to be headliner has a wealth of material of playing pranks with his kids as well as his awful parenting skills.

Glasgow born comedian Gary Faulds is earmarked to be one of big hitters in comedy. After selling out shows at the Glasgow International Comedy Festival he has gained some serious momentum with his relatable comedy about family, marriage, kids and anything else he puts his funny mind to.
"One of the best up and coming comedians in the country" - Breakneck Comedy
"Perfect Act" - The Stand Comedy Club
"Destined for a fabulous Career" - BBC Scotland
Unreserved seating so please arrive early. Line-ups subject to change. Not for the easily offended.