Headline Act - Tom Wrigglesworth!

With a disarmingly charming delivery and unforgettable appearance, Yorkshire funny man Tom Wrigglesworth became a national have-a-go-hero when he rescued a little old lady from the jaws of a Virgin train ticket inspector; only to be arrested for begging.

His subsequent story of the event secured Tom several awards including the Chortle Best Show Award, and a nomination for the main Edinburgh Comedy Award.

Following this, Tom recorded two series of Tom Wrigglesworth’s Open Letters for BBC Radio 4, tackling consumer issues in his own hilarious way and winning a highly acclaimed Sony Award for Best Radio Comedy along the way.

TV credits include Edinburgh Comedy Fest Live, Russell Howard`s Good News and The Comedy Gala all for BBC Three as well as The World Stand`s Up, Edinburgh and Beyond and three series of The Comedy Store all for Comedy Central.

Tom is a regular host of Radio 4`s Comedy Club, and has also guested on BBC Radio 4’s Loose Ends, Newsquiz, The Unbelievable Truth, The Now Show, Act Your Age, It’s Your Round, The Infinite Monkey Cage, You & Yours as well as BBC Radio 2’s Out To Lunch and Claudia Winkleman’s Arts Show.

A rare talent, hysterical and accomplished. Time out

Opening Act Mark Row

He has built a solid reputation as an up-and-coming act, and is widely talked about as ‘one to watch’ amongst those in the know. With a world-weary take on life, he has an eye for relatable and sometimes outrageous comedy that never fails to hit the spot.

Middle Spot - Leslie Gold

An American expat living in London, Leslie Gold fell backwards into stand-up as part of a midlife crisis - but now sees comedy as her recreational drug of choice. She explores everyday topics from her no-nonsense New Jersey perspective, all delivered with an oddly compelling transatlantic accent.

"Leslie Gold breaks new feminist ground." - Kate Copstick, The Scotsman

"Leslie's clearly got experienced and savvy comedy chops." - Edinburgh Reviews

As ever, the shows are held together by resident MC Rob Coleman. We're sorry about that, but he books the acts so we can't really stop him.