Isy Suttie

Isy is best known for playing IT geek Dobby in Peep Show, for which she was nominated for the Best Female Newcomer at the 2008 British Comedy Awards. Recent TV appearances include The Incredible Will and Greg(Channel 4), Comedy Cuts (ITV2), Love Soup (BBC One) and Cornershop(BBC North). Her BBC radio credits include Laurence & Gus: Hearts & Minds,Out to Lunch, Danny Robins Music Therapy, The Milk Run, The Now Show,The Mitch Benn Music Show, 28 Acts in 28 Minutes and The Dom Joly Show. Isy is also a talented writer, currently working as a comedy consultant for the hit Channel 4 show Skins.

Isy is an established live performer with two sell out Edinburgh runs to her name. Her acclaimed debut solo show, Love Lost in the British Retail Industry highlighted her talent for songs and character comedy which was developed in her second solo show, The Suttie Show which premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2008. Following her success in Edinburgh Isy joined theParamount Comedy Edinburgh & Beyond Tour, appearing in theatres throughout the country.

Naz Osmanoglu

Winner of the Amused Moose Laugh-off Competition and Runner-up in So You Think You're Funny, Naz Osmanoglu, has hit the London comedy circuit running. Already a fringe veteran with acclaimed, irreverent sketch trio WitTank, he is now diverting his angry Anglo-Turkish energy to stand-up as well as sketch comedy…

James Redmond

James Redmond is a dry, slick and subtle stand up who delivers unexpected twists and turns during his set as he deconstructs his art. He made his name as a model and actor and is best known for seminal roles in ‘HOLLYOAKS’ (C4) and ‘CASUALTY’ (BBC1) and presenting ‘SM:TV’ & ‘CD:UK’ (ITV), alongside Cat Deeley. He has appeared on ‘NEVER MIND THE BUZZCOCKS’ (BBC2), 'CELEBRITY COME DINE WITH ME' (C4) with fellow comedians Paul Foot & Joey Page, and is a regular guest and contributor on ‘SOCCER AM’ (Sky 1) & Radio 5 Live.

Gwilum Argos

Gwilum started doing stand up comedy in August 2007, since then he has done over 500 gigs (as of November 2011), including over 100 compere gigs. Gwilum has a warm and confident onstage persona, which lends itself naturally to audience interaction, his act consists of observations, strange impressions, querky theories, one liners, and occasional guitar playing.