A short description of each comedian, showcasing some of their experience and reviews.
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Date published: 28th Mar 2014
Phil Butler - After joining the UK comedy circuit in 2001 Phil quickly found himself closing the show at all the major comedy clubs such as Jongleurs, Highlight, The Comedy Club, The Glee Club, The Banana Comedy Club, Bearcat, Baby Blue, Hyena Comedy Café, Last Laugh, but to name a few. Phil has also had the great honor of performing for our British troops in Iraq, Kosovo, Bosnia, Croatia and several times in Afghanistan. Phil was amongst the first comedians to perform to the troops on the front line. "Without doubt, one of the most exciting and original finds in comedy in recent years" - The Guardian
Barry Dodds - Self-confessed comedy geek, Barry took to the comedy stage at the tender age of 21 and soon had audiences eating out of the palm of his hand. Using his own contrasting combination of irrepressibly cheeky and surprisingly dark material, he quickly found himself taking the national circuit by storm. Finalist in various high profile competitions such as Jimmy Carr?s Comedy Idol and Jongleurs Last Laugh Comedy Search, his twinkly eyed, playful demeanour disarms judging panels, industry experts and audiences alike, allowing him flirt coquettishly with topics that are traditionally a little more controversial. "Razor Sharp Humour? - Metro
MC Tony Cowards - An exiled cockney now living in rural Wiltshire, Tony has been performing stand up comedy all over the country since 2004. A quickfire gag merchant (described by the List magazine as a ?Pun-osaurus?) whose one-liners and short stories cover a wide spectrum of subjects, his quick wit has made him a sought after act and compere. "Tony Cowards is a great new MC who sets the audience up perfectly, with a nice self deprecating manner" - Jo Caulfield, Radio 4 and ?Mock the Week?
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