Much Laughter at Fort Luton

Much Laughter presents an evening of stand up comedy at Fort Luton, hosted by Sam Wyatt. 

“Ripped the roof off the gig” - Notts Comedy Review
“His laughs woke me up!” - Bobby Mair
“Sam Wyatt is personable, damn funny, great with the crowd and very quick on his beard.” - Neil McFarlane
Kathryn Mather is 'very funny with a distinctive comic voice' (Nish Kumar) and 'one of those new comedians that makes you want to quit she’s so prodigious' (Kiri Pritchard-McLean).

Rob Coleman is a very versatile act, best described as a conversational gag merchant. Rob has been gigging his way around the country with a mix of beautifully written gags and truish stories, together with some audience banter.  Along the way he has learned life lessons such as 'never take a first date to watch you perform comedy' and 'there are no 24 hour petrol stations in rural Wales.'

"Very strong and extremely funny ...a naturally funny man." - Bedfordshire News
"What a nice man. Full of one-liners, he had the packed venue in fits of laughter.... A definite must for a return visit." - The Jokers Club
"Presence a plenty and material to match" - One 4 Review
Sallyann Fellowes is neurodiverse and doesn't come with a manual. She's is an ex-nurse and ex-police officer. Her teacher at school asked her: "Sallyann are you a comedian?" She’s grateful for that career advice.

Katie Pritchard: get ready for some high-octane musical comedy fun from a carnage-wielding, mayhem-manifesting, human disco ball. Expect incredible (very hand-made) costumes, chaos, and some pumping choons in a high-octane romp through Katie’s synapses; enjoy observational comedy from a completely different angle.