The Comedy Defect

Tom started gigging regularly in 2014, and quickly found that his public displays of social awkwardness were well-received by audiences across the country. He has since performed to humans, empty seats, and a cat that lives in a pub in Chiswick. He has won The Comedy Store's notorious King Gong, reached the semi-finals of three national stand-up competitions, and co-hosts the Paul Foot podcast.

Martin is a working class lad from the heart of the Midlands and has an established back ground as an entertainer.

From the age of 4, Martin has performed tap and gymnastic dance routines in shows at the Old Rep Theatre in Birmingham, he has wrestled at some well known arena's across The world. He has also been a regular guest sports critique on Mark Packer's Radio show in North Carolina.

Twitter:@mhuburn

Comedian, Writer, Podcaster and soon to be landlord. Jon has been performing stand-up comedy for 7 years, moving from a comedy course he took on whim in 2010, to now opening, compering and closing comedy clubs all around the country.

Comedy writer, performer and podcaster, Rob has been involved in stand-up for 5 years now (though his need to perform was sated through a number of bands in the years prior to this).

Steve Owen Williams

Having retired from the Police his focus is on developing more voices, writing material and fine tuning his act into a very polished product. Current projects find him touring with Stu Turner "A little bit of Magic" Hosting a number of bespoke comedy nights and performing at a range of corporate events across the U.K. As a keen supporter of Charity he is also working with a number of local charities to provide fundraising opportunities through creating laughter.

Danny Clives is a comedian.

Stand-up comedian and actress

She has been a stand-up for 6 years, a regular MC for many London (Laugh train Home, East London and Comedy & Curry, Eltham) and Brighton clubs (Laughing Horse and Funny Women, Komedia) as well as a regular opener and sometimes headliner for smaller clubs.

Sarah plays the lead role of Betty in the radio sitcom 'Don't worry, it's only the end of the world', which was voted new and noteworthy on itunes in 2016. Sarah is currently rehearsing the second series of the radio sitcom, hopefully to be released end of this year or early next year.

This August Sarah will be taking her first solo stand-up comedy show to the Edinburgh Fringe so keep your eyes peeled for 'The real Silly Iles' if you're gona be op that way and fancy a giggle.

Website: www.sarahiles.com

Steve McLean is a Londonised Scottish stand-up and former performance poet. 

Simon has been bringing his unique brand of stand-up for over 10 years now to small (and some large) London clubs as well as further afield if the money's right. He has been a regular performer at the Edinburgh Festival, doing his first solo show in 2013. His style is sometimes laid-back while at other times highly energetic and bizarre, he likes to occasionally sing and dance (being the frontman of a failed rock band, it inevitably comes out). Various influences come to mind, from grouchy Rich Hall and sarcastic Jo Brand to meandering Paul Foot with a touch of Daniel Kitson. He likes to chat to the audience which makes him a natural MC and can be found regularly hosting at Duchess Life Comedy Night near his home in West London.

"I really enjoyed your set. Some really good stuff. Different and brave." Alistair MacGowan