Jason Wood is carving out a niche for himself in the comedy world with his effervescent personality, hilarious comedy, and spine-tingling good singing. You may have seen him on BBC1's primetime show 29 Minutes of Fame and before then on BBC1's first series of Strictly Come Dancing as one of the eight dance floor hopefuls. He also showed his presenting and acting skills in BBC1's hidden camera show, Spy TV. Jason’s other TV credits include The Underdog Show for Living, Talking Couples We Love To Hate for the BBC, the ITV sketch comedy series Comedy Cuts and Edinburgh or Bust, Michael Portillo’s Great British Losers, 100 Greatest TV Treats and 100 Greatest Movies… Ever! all for Channel 4. Jason’s astounding impressions, hysterical audience interaction and huge personality guarantee a dazzling performance.

“Priceless...a consummate performer whose show delights its audience” The Observer

"Amazingly talented" Stephen Tomkinson

“Deliciously wicked … spectacular singing impersonations” Evening Standard

A regular headliner at all Australian comedy venues, Wayne tours constantly throughout the USA and Canada. Currently based in London, he works the Comedy Store, Jongleurs and Glee Clubs. With a likeable laconic style to draw you in and biting social commentary, Wayne will have you laughing and thinking.

Michael Fabbri has quickly stamped his mark on the UK circuit and in 2003 reached the final of Channel 4’s So You Think You’re Funny? and rapidly earned a reputation as one of the most promising up and coming comedians on the circuit. A reputation that he is living up to, regularly performing for the best clubs in the country. In 2008 he supported Lucy Porter on her national Love In tour.

With a dark and honest approach to some of life’s more touchy subjects Fabbri manages to effortlessly slip between some harsh, controversial topics to light-hearted silliness to make for a refreshingly eclectic and brilliantly funny act.

“Fast earning an enviable reputation as one of the best up-and-coming acts around” Chortle

“Exceptionally funny…extremely sharp…hugely enjoyable” The Scotsman

“A brilliant new talent” Ed Byrne

Lloyd Langford is a Welsh stand-up currently residing in London. A prolific writer and performer, Lloyd is proving himself to be a highly sought after act with his striking combination of natural wit undercut with a playful curiosity. Langford's performance is an ever-evolving mixture of personal anecdotes, memorable one-liners and topical material. His obvious natural talent is one to watch. Lloyd has provided support for Russell Brand, Alan Carr and Rhod Gilbert. He won the Chortle Student Comedy Award in 2004 and was nominated for the Chortle Best Breakthrough Award in 2008.

''One of the sharpest comedic minds on the circuit'' The Guardian

''A rich tapestry of jokes at his command.'' The Independent

“Instantly likeable” Timeout

Paul McCaffrey is one of the new comedians on the block. He went to Edinburgh for Big Value 2009 and stormed it every night. His material is quality, well delivered and in an individual style. Paul won the 2008 London Paper/Soho Theatre London Comic Competition, has been a finalist in the 2007 and 2008 Laughing Horse New Act Competition and a finalist in the Comedy Cafe Best New Act of 2007.

"Likeable, animated and fluid with a first-rate sense of timing, able to effortlessly maintain an illusion of spontaneity, he has a stylish way of slowly building up on his observational premises, wringing every possible laugh out of it" Chortle

“Hilarious” Time Out

Tom Wrigglesworth is a down-to-earth bloke from Sheffield. He won the So You Think You’re Funny Award in 2003 and Chortle Best Newcomer in 2004. He had a phenomenal 2009 when he was nominated for the main Edinburgh Comedy Award for his sensational sell-out show and also won the Time Out Breakthrough Performer of the Year. Tom is a fine stand-up who excels in seeing the funny side of everyday life. Throw in some folksy original tunes and you have an utterly endearing act.

"With such an impressive stage presence, and equally impressive writing, Wrigglesworth's is a name to keep an eye on" www.chortle.co.uk

“Destined for the dizzy heights” NME