Wednesday 22nd February

James Acaster

Winner of Off The Kerb's Laughing Boy New Act Award

"Inherently funny...the merest gesture can have the audience laughing out loud" - Broadway Baby

"With James anything can happen" - Music for Squares

"Bounding about the stage with a joyful enthusiasm" - Latest 7

Appeared on Russell Howard’s Good News on BBC3 and Chris Addsion’s Show and Tell on Channel 4

Marlon Davies

"Bursts on to the stage like a breath of fresh air, with impish grin, boyish enthusiasm and an effortlessly open, confident style" Chortle

"He’s going to be a star, has all charm and passion of Chris Rock" Adam Bloom

Crowned winner of the broadcast FHM Search For A Stand-up Competition

Television credits: Writer/performer Get Rich for MTV, writer performer Hoodies for Paramount, Stephen K Amos Show and The Comedy Store

  Inder Manocha

"A thorough delight from start to finish" - Time Out

"At last an Anglo-Asian stand-up not afraid to wrestle with the big questions" - Guardian

- TV/Radio credits include: The Comedy Store - Paramount, Life Isn't All Ha Ha Hee Hee - BBC 1, Sandi Toksvig Show - BBC Radio 4, Skins - Channel 4

Josh Howie

"Intelligently neurotic" - Evening Standard

"taking comic opportunities at every turn." Independent

"Howie never loses his audience, he treads a fine line but he treads it perfectly." Kate Copstick - The Scotsman

"A young Woody Allen" - Scotsman

TV appearances include: The World Stands Up – Paramount

Robert White

‘Spectacularly succeeds ..... never seems to fail to provoke laughter’ Three weeks

‘Very funny fantastic oddball’ Timeout

Winner of the Malcolm Hardee Award for comic originality at the Edinburgh Festival 2010.

Winner of one of Dave Channel’s Top Ten Jokes of The Edinburgh Festival

Yianni Agisilaou

"Sparklingly intelligent and very funny" - Chortle

TV credits include: The World Stands Up - Paramount, Take The Mike - ITV1, Raw Comedy Grand Final - ABC TV

“ Could be the next big thing”- Three Weeks

“Skilfullt crafted...wonderfully funny”- Time Out

Toby Hadoke

“One of the local heroes of comedy… one of the regular highlights (of the night) is the genial and all-inclusive banter of Hadoke himself.” Ben Carlish, Metro

“Brilliant, had the audience in stitches” Kevin Bourke, Manchester Evening News

“One of the circuit’s leading comperes – an expert ringmaster, tackles hecklers with relish and zeal. A comedy genius.” Helen Duff, Metro

“Verbally dexterous, with a keen eye for the political and perverted, Toby Hadoke must be Manchester ‘s own renaissance man. Like Kenneth Branagh with a sense of humour.” John Goodfellow, BBC Radio.

“PICK OF THE WEEK”

William Cook, The Guardian (11 times as an individual, 8 times for The Unbroadcastable Radio Show, several times for Moths Ate My Doctor Who Scarf)

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Josh Widdicombe

Winner of the FHM Standup Hero Award

Nominee for Foster’s Edinburgh Comedy Award 2011

"A fine set packed with quirky observations, bundled up in an assured performance" Chortle

"His playful, original set proved a breath of fresh air, showing that you don’t need tonnes of experience to rise to the occasion if you’re blessed with an easy confidence and a charming, sharp wit" Chortle

"Excellent" The Guardian

As seen on Michael Mcintyre’s Comedy Roadshow and Live at the Apollo and Multiple appearances on 8 Out of 10 Cats and Standup For The Week

Spencer Brown

"Nonsense to make Harpo Marx proud" - Time Out

"Brilliant: he's so original and exciting" - Daily Telegraph "

"Enough energy to power the national grid - expect the unexpected" - Stage

"More an event than a gig" - Time Out

TV credits include: Nathan Barley - Channel 4, Lip Service  - ITV2, Garth Marenghi's Dark Place - Channel 4, The Sexy Ads Show (Fiver)

Johnny Candon

‘By the end…you’ll want to go home with him, meet his wife and baby son, have tea and talk about old times.’ – Three Weeks

‘Amiably told by a likeable racounteur, this is an engaging tale.’ – The Scotsman

‘The new Dave Allen.’ – Ricky Gervais

TV/Radio Credits include: BBC1's The Standup Show & BBC3's Pure 24