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An Englishman, Irishman and Scotsman went to Devon... - 4th September 2010

with Robbie Bonham, David Whitney and

MC Paul B Edwards

Doors open 8.30pm - 9.00pm Start. 

Ticket Price £10.00

Robbie Bonham has been doing standup for a couple of years now, only getting into it at the ripe old age of 33. He now plays regularly in the Capital Comedy Club, The Comedy Cellar and various other Dublin gigs, and last
year was voted the Capital Comedy Club's best support act. He was also in the final of the Bulmers Comedy festival for the second year running. He recently played to a sellout audience in the Empire Comedy Club in Belfast. This year he will be performing his third string of fringe shows in the Kilkenny Festival.

"Quirky, zany, and, most importantly, funny" - Capital magazine

"The next Jo Brand" - Maeve Higgins

Scottish born Comic David Whitney got his first gig at the Friars Club Beverly Hills as a result of a series of lies that meant he couldn't get out of it. It went very well and on his return home decided take it up full time, only to find Londoners a lot harder to please than the Yanks. Since then he has be performing prolifically all over the UK in pubs, clubs, theatres and corporate gigs for Coutts Bank and Tottenham Football Club (whom he is not a fan as Aberdeen is the football team of his choice). David’s material is a fine blend of political satire and pure filth, making him the thinking persons comic. So long as that person is thinking of something really dirty at the
time.

"you can't stop him, you can only hope to contain him" (Reg D. Hunter)

Self styled 'Rock & Roll Poet and comedian Paul B. Edwards is a tireless gigger and his unique brand of songs/jokes/poems and general banter (“His act is a treasure chest packed to bursting with little gems" ) have made him a great favourite in the comedy clubs of the UK. He promotes and hosts his own monthly shows,  is a regular at the Jongleurs Comedy Clubs and is a favourite at festivals including Reading and V Festival Leeds.  Corporate clients include Round Table, Rotary Club, Siemens, Hertfordshire Constabulary and British Telecom

“A very naughty boy - he deserves a smack on his bottom”   (Lorraine Kelly, GMTV)

“The Boss” (Chris Evans)
“A Comedy King”  (Roland Rivron)

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Al Pitcher - 2nd October 2010

Doors open 8.30pm - 9.00pm Start.  Ticket Price £10.00

"The Al Pitcher Picture Show" - New Zealander Al Pitcher started comedy in 1999, reaching the finals of the So You Think You’re Funny? new talent competition. He then decided to capitalise on his growing reputation – by becoming a vegetable picker in Naas, Ireland. A couple of years later he returned to stand up, making the final of the Daily Telegraph Open Mic awards.

Since then he has become a regular fixture at the UK’s top clubs. In 2004 he made his solo Edinburgh fringe debut, and now has four full-length shows to his name.

He was invited to appear at Montreal’s prestigious Just for Laughs Festival in 2007 and has performed at both the Melbourne and New Zealand comedy festivals.

Pitcher was also the voice of the Fosters Lager commercials, has written for BBC Radio 1 and is an experienced TV warm-up.

‘Pitcher sits firmly in the improvising, rambling, freewheeling comedy camp inhabited by the likes of Ross Noble and Eddie Izzard. However, unlike both of them, Pitcher is one of the best-kept secrets on the comedy scene. He is a diamond as yet not hewn from the circuit rock. But it's only a matter of time’ Time Out 2008

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Jo Caulfield - 6th November 2010

Doors open 8.30pm - 9.00pm Start.  Ticket Price £12.50

A regular act on the London Comedy Circuit, Jo Caulfield has played Comedy Festivals in Amsterdam, Brighton, at Glastonbury, and of course the Edinburgh Festival, where she presented her own solo show "It's Not That Important"

Recent TV appearances include

"Mock the Week" (BBC and Dave)
"Never Mind The Buzzcocks" (BBC2 and Dave)
"The Stand Up Show" (BBC1)
"Bring Me The Head Of Light Entertainment" (CH5).

As a support act to GRAHAM NORTON on his recent UK tour, Jo was a huge hit and received fantastic reviews from the press.

"Brilliant. very endearing. feisty and garrulous" - The Guardian.

"Very funny. a fast rising comedienne" - The Evening Standard.

"I never knew I could like a woman so much - I'm ashamed to say she did make me wet myself" - Graham Norton

"Fresh, fearless and very funny" Rory Bremner

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Matt Green - 4th December 2010

with Joe Rowntree supporting

Doors open 8.30pm - 9.00pm Start.  Ticket Price £10.00

Back by popular demand. Matt Green has been performing stand up comedy since June 2003, and has appeared at venues all over London and throughout the UK. His act is a mixture of high energy observational and topical jokes combined with more personal stories and anecdotes. He is also a highly experienced compere and is excellent at audience interaction.3

“Green is a stand-up audience's dream; his off-the-cuff jokes are so good they could have been scripted, and his clever prepared material is delivered so nonchalantly it could have been improvised...an explosion of comedy that left everyone in stitches" FIVE STARS Three Weeks (May 2009)

Joe Rowntree is a professional stand-up comedian and general simian roustabout. He works as a man of mirth, trading his surreal observations for laughter, performing in some of the most prestigious and reputable clubs in and around London and across the UK, including The Comedy Store, Jangleurs, The Comedy Cafe and many more. Joe has also performed in New Orleans and Dubai.

Joe's television career started back in 2001 writing putdowns for Ann Robinson on the weakest Link. Recently he has completed presenting a UK tour of Brainiac Live which culminated at the Hammersmith Apollo, after appearing in all 6 series of the award winning Brainiac: Science Abuse (Sky One) which saw him take part in live and highly dangerous scientific experiments.

Just recently Joe supported Rod Gilbert on his national tour.

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