The Comedy Remedy Club - with Joe Wells

It's only Joe Wells as your headliner!

Joe Wells made his name as a political comedian with critically acclaimed Fringe shows including 'Night Of The Living Tories', '10 Things I Hate About UKIP' and 'I Hope I Die Before I Start Voting Conservative', in recent years he has moved into more personal material about mental health and being autistic.

Joe is a favourite amongst other comedians and has supported Frankie Boyle, Alexei Sayle and Stephen K Amos.

In 2020 Joe went viral with his stand up clip 'Joe Wells on having a non-autistic brother' which gained over 1.3 million views across Twitter, Facebook and YouTube

Awards

The Portsmouth Guide Award for Best Comedy 2014, 2017, 2018 - Winner

Comedy Central Funniest Student 2010 – Winner

New Act Of The Year (formerly Hackney Empire) 2011 – Finalist

Leicester Mercury Comedian of the Year 2012 - Runner Up

The Guide Award for Best Comedy 2011 – Shortlisted

London New Comedy Awards 2010 – Finalist

The Guide Award for Best Comedy 2009 – Shortlisted

Saven Chadha

Saven Chadha is a freelance digital artist; which means she can go for weeks without seeing or speaking to another human… Sounds awesome tbh but according to her GP it’s “not healthy”. As an efficient solution, she now leaves the house to talk to as many people as possible in one go. People laugh at her so it’s called stand up comedy. Someone once said it was a playful mix of self-deprecation and galaxy-spanning whimsy, which was pretty nice I guess.
 

Tony O’Hara

Tony, originally from Dublin, takes a witty, observational look at adjusting to middle age, being Irish in the South of England and the struggles of having an apostrophe in his name.

Paloma Hanlon

Paloma Hanlon is what you'd get if the weirder parts of your brain grew up in Canada and somehow gained access to a ukulele. She is very polite, a little bit chirpy and only occasionally gets the urge to kill.
 

Aiden Lonergan

“LGBTQ+ comedian with observational humour ranging from growing up in rural, working class England to the ever elusive goal of self improvement”
 

Jordan Jones

Brighton based comic Jordan Jones provides a self deprecating look on himself, exercise, failing at being cool, and being too trusting of German translations.

Kate Barella

Kate Barella was created by fire and nuns. She’s single, ready to accept any amount of Gin tonics and to talk to anyone in her path even if they don’t want her to.  She’s funny sometimes.

and MC Simon Dooley.

"We know of no legal  reason why Simon cannot be employed in this capacity." His former employer.

"462, very poor" Experian 

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