Al Pitcher

 

Beginning comedy in 1999 and reaching the ‘So You
Think You’re Funny’ Award finals held at The Edinburgh
Fringe Festival, Al decided to capitalise on his growing
reputation by then becoming a Vegetable Picker in Naas,
Ireland . What perhaps is a humble mushroom to you
became Al’s golden ticket . But with no accolades in broccoli
picking, he returned to stand up. In 2001 he became
a BBC New Act Semi-finalist and Daily Telegraph Open
Mic Finalist.

 

With live performances in the UK, New York,
Shanghai, Bahrain, Paris, Berlin and Auckland, it’s really
only a matter of time before you have seen him and met
afterwards for a cup of tea. He's a favourite in all the big clubs like the Glee, Banana Cabaret, Jongleurs and The Stand.

 

Can reduce an audience to tears of laughter - SCOTSMAN

 

Zoe Lyons

In 2004 Lyons was crowned winner of the Funny Women Awards. Since then, she has toured the UK stand up circuit, as well as playing regular gigs in London and Brighton. In 2007, her debut solo show "Fight or Flight" was nominated for the if.comedy award Best Newcomer Award at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. In 2008, her second solo show "Mangled Mantra of the Messed up Modern Mind" featured a joke which was awarded Digital TV Channel Dave's Joke of the Fringe.

 

"Her material is diverse; flitting from one subject to another without breaking pace and she hits the right comedic tone every time" funny.co.uk

 

"Confident and Razor Sharp" Observer Magazine

Stefano Paolini

 

Runner-up in Channel 4's So You Think You're Funny award in 2001 and in BBC's New Comedy Award in 2002, impressionist and beatboxer Stefano Paolini is now a regular on the UK comedy circuit.

 

He also voiced BROMWELL HIGH - an animation series for Channel 4, where he voiced over 20 different characters.

 

"A remarkable repertoire of voices and sounds" - The Stage

 

"ACE…….an obvious star" - ***** The Scotsman