Joe Kent-Walters is Frankie Monroe: DEAD!!! (Good Fun Time)

Yorkshire’s biggest bastard is back! This time he’s dead… dead good!!

And also dead. He’s a dead man.

Join the nation’s favourite demonic Working Mens Club owner as he dazzles you from beyond the grave.

‘Ghoulish absurdity at its classist’ ***** Standard

‘A one-man old-time variety show… Triumphant’ ***** Beyond The Joke

💥Winner – BBC New Comedy Award 2023

💥Winner – Best Show Leicester Comedy Festival 2024

💥Winner – Edinburgh Comedy Awards – Best Newcomer 2024.

Joe Kent Walters is one of those comedians that shines out as ahead of the game in however you want to describe him. But if you like Vic and Bob, The Mighty Boosh, or The League of Gentlemen then you should not miss the chance of seeing him in a preview of his brand-new Edinburgh show.

Ahir Shah: Work in Progress

2023 Sky Edinburgh Comedy Award Winner for Best Show, Ahir Shah returns to try out new material.

Ahir’s most recent show, ‘Ends’, received national and international acclaim and is currently available to watch on Netflix.

***** (Guardian).

***** (Independent).

***** (Chortle.co.uk).

***** (Evening Standard).

***** (Mail On Sunday).

***** (Telegraph).

Tiff Stevenson: Husband Material

Tiff tells you why she’d make a good husband. There are also jokes about her actual husband. Husband material. 100% more husband-y.

From the woman you have seen on ‘Mock the Week’, ‘People Just Do Nothing’ and that sloth movie. As heard on The Bugle.

She has made it into the Top 20 Best Reviewed Shows at the Fringe four times.

“It’s jaw-droppingly remarkable how much ground she covers, how funny she is, how intelligent her attacks are”***** (Sunday Herald).

“Hugely accomplished and enjoyably provocative comedian” (Times). ‘Charming but hard-hitting’ ***** (Mirror).

“Husband Material is a brilliant, life affirming show from one of the most underrated and funniest comedians in the UK today” ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Broadway Baby

“she is better than ever, maybe like fine wine she just improves with age” ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ One 4 Review

“A high degree of original comic thinking from Stevenson” ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Chortle

The United States is having a real cheeky one at the moment, and four-time Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee Kieran Hodgson is trying to work out why.

Expect a host of ill-informed political observations and an attempt to make a Roosevelt impression mainstream. Also, Kieran is now wearing a denim jacket on stage, so this show represents an important stylistic evolution for him. Come see it!

***** – Some newspapers

**** – Most newspapers

*** – The Mirror, 2015

Rob Auton: ‘CAN’ The Story of a Man Called Can. (Work in Progress)

This is a work in progress for my new Edinburgh show. It is an hour-long story that I have made up.

CAN was the world’s number one motivational speaker… and then something happened.

‘A genuine original’ Guardian

‘We Need Him’ Scotsman

Chloe Petts: Work In Progress

Fresh from another smash hit Edinburgh run and UK tour, join Chloe Petts (as seen on ‘Have I Got News For You’, ‘Richard Osman’s House of Games’ and ‘Hypothetical’) as she works up new material for, what will hopefully turn out to be, another smash hit show.

Expect her to blush her way through routines about sex and relationships as she gets more personal than she’s ever got before.

“Chloe Petts is one of those people who makes comedy look easy” – The Scotsman.

Tom Rosenthal: Work In Progress

Star of ‘Friday Night Dinner’ (C4) and ‘Plebs’ (ITV), this is Tom’s much awaited return to stand-up following his critically-acclaimed 2019 show, Manhood.

Join him as he works up his new show before heading out on a UK tour.

Alison Spittle: Big (Work In Progress)

Obesity glorifier and Fat Christ, Alison Spittle is doing some stand-up about sitting down.

Appeared on ‘House of Games’, ‘Celebrity Gogglebox’ and ‘Pointless Celebrities’. Podcast appearances on ‘Off Menu’, ‘The Gargle’ and ‘Trusty Hogs’. Co-host of ‘Magazine Party’, ‘Wheel of Misfortune’ and ‘Guilty Feminist’.

Tour support for Fern Brady, Rob Delaney and Maria Bamford.

British Comedy Guide best reviewed show of the Fringe 2022.

‘An hour of near faultless material’ **** (Skinny). ’60-minute show that feels like 20′ ***** (Irish Times). ‘Had the full house rolling in the aisles’ **** (Daily Express)

Jessica Fostekew: Iconic Breath (Work in Progress)

The early beginnings of what will eventually become a brand new show called Iconic Breath. We’ll probably just decide on the day if we like?

From Jessica Fostekew, who you know from the BBCs’ ‘QI’ or ‘Live at the Apollo’, her two BBC R4 series of ‘Sturdy Girl Club’, and ‘The Guilty Feminist’, and the ‘Hoovering’ Podcasts, ‘Travelman’ on C4, ‘World’s Most Dangerous Roads’ on Dave, and ‘Celebrity University Challenge’ where she intellectually soiled herself on prime time viewing this Christmas!

Angelos Epithemious: Can I Just Show You What I’ve Got?

Unwitting star of Shooting Stars (BBC2), Dave’s One Night Stand and Channel 4’s The Angelos Epithemiou Show, cult favourite Angelos Epithemiou takes a giant leap into the spotlight yet again in this shambolic, weird and wonderful show.

Think Little Britain meets Vic and Bob meets a smattering of Tommy Cooper and then lower your expectations and get on board.

Angelos Epithemiou is the creation of critically acclaimed performer, Dan Renton Skinner, who has starred in such blockbuster films as The Spy Who Dumped Me, High Rise, and Swallows and Amazons for BBC Films and such TV serial-classics as The Tracy Ullman Show, Friday Night Dinner, and The Wrong Mans.