Grand Opening Night

Live at the Apollo star Scott Bennett
Michael McIntyre tour support 2015


Rob Brydon tour support 2016


Stylishly shirted, Yorkshire-born Scott Bennett delivers wry observations on the absurdity of modern living. His sharply-written routines, drawn from real-life experiences have been delighting audiences across the country; except in Yorkshire, where they are deeply suspicious of his shirts.


Likeable, with a warm and engaging delivery, he is a Yorkshire live wire with an undeniable no nonsense logic. English Comedian of the Year Runner Up, Comedy Cellar New Act of the Year and Old Speckled Hen Comedian of the Year.


'A generous helping of wonderfully witty comic observations about life's little quirks, relationships and human behaviour. Served by a Yorkshireman with relentless enthusiasm and boundless energy' (http://www.bbc.co.uk)


'Naturally hilarious, the highlight of the evening' (Broadway Baby, Edinburgh Fringe 2013)


'A star of the future' (Huddersfield Examiner)


'This loveable rising star enthrals his audiences with his warm and engaging delivery, he is a Yorkshire live wire with an undeniable no nonsense logic' (Funhouse Comedy).


English Comedian of the year Rob Mulholland
One of the fastest rising comics in the North, Rob Mulholland is a very odd man who is much less creepy than he looks. He is very tall and very funny. He once made a lady wee herself during a set and a bit of it went in her shoe. His jokes are rapid-fire, his jeans are too tight and his jackets were once owned by dead men. He tells jokes about the similarities between penises and olives, homeless adult babies and internet drug deals.
English Comedian of the year finalist Lindsey Santoro Lindsey Santoro has taken the circuit by storm since making her debut in 2014. Still one of the best hidden gems on the circuit Lindsey, who hails from Birmingham, has in her short time earned a place in the finals of both The English Comedian of the Year and Funny Women competitions. Lindsey also pops up regularly on the radio appearing on BBC Radio 2 & 4, Brum Radio, BBC West Midlands and Black Country Radio.

 

Lindsey has performed as part of the ‘Best in Class’ show at the 2018 Edinburgh Fringe Festival and has appeared a grand total of four times at the Birmingham Comedy Festival, including her debut hour solo show in 2018.

 

Lindsey recounts tales of her misadventures in life, all in her trademark down to earth, side-splitting style.