How to become a veteran of the Canadian comedy scene, having performed in every province and earning widespread recognition as one of the quickest and cleverest Canadian stand-up comedians, featuring Simon Rakoff.

Leroy Brito is a multi-talented comedian, writer and presenter who has been entertaining audiences around the world for over 13 years. A seasoned stand-up, Leroy has had 4 sold-out solo shows at the iconic Wales Millennium Centre, starred on television series such as Tourist Trap and Secrets of the Comedy Circuit and was recently a judge for the BBC New Comedy Award.

A popular presenter and voiceover artist, Leroy has presented and appeared on several programs such as 6 Nations Sin Bin, Elis James: Football Nation and the BAFTA award winning documentary Black and Welsh. You may of also heard him across your radio waves alongside Robin Morgan on their popular Summer Saturdays show on BBC Radio Wales.

In addition to his stand-up comedy and presenting work, Leroy is also a highly sought-after writer, having written on the award-winning preschool animation JoJo & Gran Gran and Late Night Football Club. He is known for his unique brand of humour and his ability to connect with audiences of all ages and backgrounds.

Michael Stein is a multifaceted personality, blending his passion for innovation with his love for comedy—a testament to defying the odds. His journey traces back to his grandmother's escape from Russian concentration camps, weaving a lineage of resilience that continues through his own life marked by adversity and triumph.
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Overcoming health challenges, learning disabilities, and a tumultuous upbringing, Michael ventured into entrepreneurship, acting, and filmmaking, navigating through failures and setbacks. His story encompasses a trajectory from stand-up comedy to Hollywood prominence, intertwined with entrepreneurial ventures and creative endeavors.
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Today, Michael continues to inspire through podcasts and collaborations with innovative ventures like BOLOTOR, embodying the essence of resilience and the power of the "long shot." He continues to captivate audiences and inspire.

Stachini is the comedian to watch in this new decade. Slowly but surely climbing up the ranks of the stand-up comedy world, Harry has established a reputation as an exciting young comedian with an impressive easy-going style. His warm and friendly stage presence comfortably leads us through hilarious and skilful storytelling which is beyond his years. Harry feels like a mate as he shares his distinctive but familiar outlook on the world, his likeable character involves the audience, luring us into well-crafted scenarios, with expert delivery leaving us in stitches.

Harry performs at the UK’s finest comedy clubs and festivals having hosted the prestigious ‘Bound and Gagged’ ‘AAA’ Comedy Showcase at the Edinburgh Festival in 2017. He returned in 2019 to perform his debut solo show ‘Tigers Don’t Cry’ to sold-out audiences. Whilst writing and performing stand up comedy, Harry has pushed himself off stage as well, displaying his ability as a skillful scriptwriter and actor. He is currently studying at the renowned ‘Act Up North’ drama school, refining his dramatic skills. He is also an enthusiastic filmmaker and has written and produced his own web series called ‘Howard’, released in 2017. It was later selected in 2018 for a UK national film festival!

Harry is a grafter and a genuinely passionate writer, he is continuously creating and coming up with new ideas - which he shares with collaborators with a view to somehow get them made with no money or time... At the moment, Harry is concentrating on filmed content; including comedic sketches and short films, as well as a series of intimate and personal documentaries with a crew of industry professionals.

With skilful writing and a charming on-stage persona, Andrew White is a stand-up fast rising through the comedy ranks with an act that's "definitely one to watch" (Joe Lycett). Andrew performs all over the country at various clubs, festivals, and corporate events throughout the year. Most notably, he's taken four successful shows to the famous Edinburgh Fringe, growing a return audience and positive press reviews each year.
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An in demand live act, Andrew works for some of the best comedy promoters and festivals in the country (Glee, Komedia, The Comedy Store Roadshow, Latitude, Standon Calling, The Boat Show, Forge Comedy Club, etc), and is a popular choice for tour support having opened for top acts like Catherine Bohart, Helen Bauer, Troy Hawke & Chloe Petts. Away from live work, Andrew has built up a strong online presence for his storytelling, sketches, and stand-up clips; gaining over 8million views and 1million likes on platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. His skilful writing has also seen him contribute to multiple TV and radio shows, as well as many social media campaigns for renowned brands including, Samsung, M&S, Bumble, Sky, LadBible and Adidas.
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Alongside developing formats for radio & TV, 2024 sees Andrew working up his new show, Young, Gay and a Third Thing, for the Edinburgh Fringe and touring the country with his hit podcast Trusty Hogs. Andrew is also a much sought after comedian for corporate events having performed sets and hosting duties for clients such as ITC Infotech, The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors, Pacific Life Re, The Brogan Group, Coller Capital, Terracycle, Osborne Clarke,The Essex TV Awards, and The British Army.

David is one of the funniest, fastest rising acts on the comedy circuit with an array of competition wins and some quality comedy club performances already under his belt.
With David being blind, his comedy often explores how his disability means the most ordinary, commonplace events are turned into surreal and convoluted dramas.

Occasionally he dons his accordion (often as a spiteful repost to hecklers) and performs one of his comedy songs, such as his George Formby parody, described by the Guardian as “a comic tour de force.” As well as being an officially funny stand-up comedian, David is a member of three-time BBC Radio 2 Folk Award winning band The Young’uns.

Having previously conquered the world of folk music, enjoying all of the trappings that come with it – the money, the glamour, the women – David branched out into stand up. He was crowned New Comedian Of The Year by Leicester Square Theatre in 2019 a year which also saw him win new act competitions at Bath Comedy Festival and Nottingham Comedy Festival, and has been nominated Best Newcomer at the Chortle Awards. David now graces many a stage on the professional comedy circuit and is tipped for the top.

Chris Stokes is aa comedian, writer and actor. He recently supported Milton Jones on UK tour 'Milton Jones is Out There' and his previous tour 'Milton Jones and the Temple of Daft'. He also cropped up on BBC Three, Dave and a bit on Radios 4 and 5Live and you can have a squint at where I'll be gigging on my 'Gigs' page.  

He taken 5 solo shows up to the Edinburgh Fringe - the first of which won Best Show at the Dave's Leicester Comedy Festival Awards in 2012 and the most recent of which, "We Don't Need Roads" has just finished a run at Edinburgh.

Keep an eye out on this website or sign up to my mailing list to see where I'll be taking the show next, plans are to take it on tour in 2019. He is a handful of vegan comedians, He made a short film for BBC Three on the subject of being a vegan.

Adam Vincent is a stand-up comedian and writer, acknowledging no other particular skills. For a period spanning five years, he ventured into nursing solely for financial gain, an experience he likened to pursuing accountancy for its ambiance - a notion he later found absurd. 

Recognizing this, Adam made a daring move, relocating his family from sun-soaked Australia to Bedford, England. This leap of faith led to a fruitful decade-long stint as a core writer on Channel 4's acclaimed satirical comedy show, The Last Leg, earning nominations for prestigious accolades such as the BAFTA and Rose d'Or awards. 

Alongside, in 2007, he was among three chosen comics representing Australia in Last Comic Standing, an endeavor that felt like selling his soul to NBC for a meager two grand and a chance to weep alone in the desert. He has presented a series of solo shows, including "Humans Anonymous" (2008), "Adamland" (2009), "Vital Signs" (2010), "Dad Feet" (2011), "Judgmental" (2015), "How Not To Kill Yourself when living In The Suburbs" (2017), and "Stuck In The Suburbs With You" 

Brad Slaight is an American comedian and television actor best known for starring in The Young and the Restless. Some of his other credits include roles on Parks and Recreation, That's Funny, Love Chronicles, Second Cousin, Once Removed, Unsolved Mysteries (as psychic George Anderson), Freshman Dorm, Haywire and Hellbent.

Slaight grew up in Cedar Springs, Michigan. He graduated from Central Michigan University with a teaching degree and taught speech, drama, and English at Brandywine High School in Niles, Michigan for two years before moving out to Los Angeles to pursue a career in show business.

After arriving in California, Brad soon became a performer in local comedy clubs The Comedy Store, The Improv, L.A. Cabaret, and Ice House as a standup and group performer. In 2014, Brad's play Copies was adapted at the American Conservatory Theater and starred a young Marcus Orelias as one of the leading characters.

Comedian Aaron Simmonds candidly shares his life journey with cerebral palsy, recounting tales of navigating first impressions with in-laws, facing online trolling for not fitting into others' perceptions of disability, finding love amidst life's quirks, and even having his grandma come to his defense. Despite spending three decades in a wheelchair, Aaron's real prowess lies in his comedic brilliance rather than standing tall. 

Renowned as a "comedian going places" — specifically, places that accommodate wheelchairs — Aaron Simmonds is a masterful storyteller who effortlessly weaves jokes and moments of mirth into his performances. His comedy, brimming with clever one-liners, is rooted in his experiences with disability yet transcends the limitations often associated with it.

His acclaimed debut show, "Disabled Coconut," showcased at the 2019 Edinburgh Fringe, delved into complex relationships amid the absurdities of what he terms "competitive disability." Aaron confronted misconceptions about his disability, explaining how some believed he wasn't "disabled enough" due to his upper body strength and sports background. Teaming up with longtime friend Jon Stapley, a seasoned journalist and writer based in London, they transformed "Disabled Coconut" into a sitcom.