8.30pm Friday July 3rd
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Rob Rouse
"Comedy guaranteed to lighten even the
darkest of moods....always a step ahead of your expectations" Edingburgh
Evening News
"A phenomenal performer, Rob Rouse is a
born clown, a latter day Stan Laurel" Time Out |
In Edinburgh 1998, Rob Rouse followed in
the footsteps of comedy legends such as Peter Kay, Tommy Tiernan and Dylan
Moran winning the So You Think You're Funny? new act competition. Rob
returned to Edinburgh over subsequent years with his own solo shows, winning
critical acclaim and die-hard fans, gaining him a good following on the comedy
circuit.
With countless television appearances [8
Out of 10 Cats (Channel 4), Spoons (Channel 4), The Friday Night Project
(Channel 4), Guilty Pleasures (BBC3), Tunnel of Love (ITV), The Pilot Show
(E4), Sean Lock's 15 Storeys High (BBC2)], numerous Radio 4 shows, UK and
European tours Rob has remained a hugely in demand and well respected stand up
comic. |
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Christian Steel
"His fast paced Geordie delivery is just
outstanding" ED Fringe.com
"Extremely enjoyable" Three
Weeks |
Christian Steel, a graduate of London's
Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, first began performing stand-up comedy in
January 2006 and his fast paced, Geordie delivery has seen him win plaudits
across the circuit becoming a Hackney Empire Finalist and The Otherside Comedy
Club Finalist in 2008.
Combining acting with stand up comedy,
Christian has also appeared in Shackleton with Kenneth Branagh, the BBCs
WW2 film Night Flight and other TV shows as well as performing with
The Royal Shakespeare Company. Both careers continue to go from strength to
strength and his Edingburgh 2008 show "The Jew, The Muslim, The Christian and
The Geordie" received great reviews and was packed out for every
performance. |
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Karl Edrik
"Snappy Wit and hilariously bizarre
stories Edinburgh Comedy Festival 2007
In my 27yrs as a pro stand up,
rarely have I seen so much potential hell go all the way to the
top Al Benson (Award winning Comic) |
Karl has organised comedy gigs around
London to share his favourite performers for demanding audiences. Karl combines
compering with a busy schedule of appearing in gigs Nationwide &
Scotland.
An Edinburgh Festival regular whose
shows have included About As Funny As It Gets and Hari Krisha
and The Philosophers Stoned over recent years, Karls events
and stand up draws on his extensive experience of and connections from all
across the circuit. |
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The Queen's Head · Denman Street ·
Piccadilly London W1D 7HN |
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