May 16th: Harriet Dyer – What A Palaver!

June 13th: Hanks And Conran – Pigs In Blankets

June 20th: Ro Campbell – Midnight Meltdown

June 27th: TBC

July 4th: James Christopher – Bring Me The Head Of Russell Kane + Lewis Charlesworth Pete Philipson – Unknowable Tantrum Wind

July 11th: Seymour Mace – Squeg!

July 18th: Will Marsh – Ruination

July 25th: Bob Darwin – Look At The Teeth On That!

Aug 1st TBC

Like being pregnant and trying to describe exactly who my child will grow up to be. It’s a baby for gods’ sake! Can’t you just let it grow in its own way?!

I’ve had enough of this! I’m going to my mothers for the weekend and don’t try to call me because I
won’t answer!

Relentless Originality – Guardian.

Brilliantly Weird – Chortle.

Manic and Gripping – British Comedy Guide.

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A show about animals, survival in the outback and the odd loose woman.

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Britain has broken down and it needs a jump start.  Will Marsh has discovered the real causes and salvation comes with shocks.  In the time it takes for the average roadside recovery this debut show will deliver inventive ways to recover a ruined nation.  Witness black comedy, satire and some observations you have probably never had.  Maybe you will start to see things a little differently.  Laugh first.  Ask questions later.

“Will Marsh took the room to a new level with lines that defy you not to laugh“
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Combining the titles of the previous two Edinburgh Comedy Awards winners, to create something considerably less successful. But still very funny. James Christopher returns to the award-winning PBH Free Fringe with his third full solo show. This time, he’s armed with a flipchart and various oddities he’s accrued from his seven years on the circuit - and 34 years on Earth.

‘A likeably jolly chap, with a nice line in self-deprecation … he’s got more than a little charm‘ (Steve Bennett, Chortle.co.uk)

“Bespectacled and beguiling, his skewed, inventively helmed anecdotes and tales of perpetual outsiderdom could warm the hearts of those cryogenically sealed.” – Anthony J Brown

*Bring Me The Head Of Adam Riches (2011); Russell Kane: Smokescreens And Castles (2010).

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Lewis Charlesworth  and Pete Philipson “Unknowable Tantrum Wind” (30mins each)

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Campbell’s award-winning brand of cheeky and slightly dark humour has wowed audiences everywhere from Adelaide to Bangalore, Helsinki to Singapore and many places in between.

He made the Scotsman’s pick of Best Jokes of Fringe 2009, and supported McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow star Tom Stade on his 2011 national tour.

‘Effortlessly brilliant’ (List).
‘Hugely entertaining and funny as hell’ (Skinny).
‘Proper emphasis on punch lines’ (Chortle.co.uk).
‘Shoots straight to the funny bone‘ (Beat Mag, Adelaide Fringe).

Plus support from Sam Brown, Simon D. Heaven & more TBC

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The comedy double act. What really goes on behind closed doors? Pigs In Blankets looks at the relationship and chemistry on stage, and off, between Susan (Hanks) and Lou (Conran).
When one half never finishes and the other half barely starts, is it ever possible to achieve their quest, of forming the ultimate comedy duo?

During the show, we discover Susan’s childhood obsession with a poplar 1980’s comedian. Lou endeavours to surprise Susan by inviting said comedian to join their show, which falls short of disappointing, and leads to a special guest appearance, of a sort.

Almost an hour of stand- up comedy, this is Hanks and Conran doing what they do best. Bantering, bickering, and beguiling, this show promises to leave you as happy as a pig in…..well, a blanket.

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Plus supporting sets from Ruth Bruce, Fiona Simpson and Mike Farmer

Harriet strongly believes that she lives in a recently modified version of ‘The Truman Show,’ due to the fact that shizzle often seems too fooked up to not be staged!

From a sporadic seagull flying into her head and knocking her unconscious to her dad leaving her mum after 30 years of marriage for another man (he was in a Petshop Boys tribute band, how the dickens did they not realise??) To her even becoming a little bit of a crack head at the age of 21 and living her life as Kat Slater from Eastenders for 2 years… Yes indeed, a palaver does always occur!

Come on down for fun and frolics… Let the madness commence!

“She’s got funny bones!” – Kevin Bridges

“Not just your average female comic, lovely and engaging off the wall stories and stage presence!” – Nottingham Comedy Festival

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Plus supporting sets from Ireland’s Niamh Marron “absolutely rocked the room. Her observations of daily life are of the side splitting hilarity type.” – Culch.ie

+Penella Mellor, Katie Tracey and MC Rachel Fairburn (City Life Finalist / Laughing Cows)