Join Darren “One to Watch” (TimeOut's) for a half hour of surreal nonsense, puns and clowning with technology. Darren's silly happy-go-lucky style has been compared to Harry Hill, with an act that combines gags and snippets of daft songs. “A real crowd-pleaser, with originality and personality by the bucketload” (Chortle), “Deliciously weird wordplay and sound effects” **** (ThreeWeeks)

Comedy is easy if you're good at it. Life is hard if you're bad at it. Sean McLoughlin brings his debut show to Brighton.

**** “A painful genius...he's brilliant” Broadway Baby

“Nicely constructed material with an effortless style of delivery that's a joy to watch” Fest

“A delicious edge to his delivery, showcasing a sardonic wit” The Scotsman

"Quality Geordie stand-up" (TNT Magazine) presents an all new heart-warming show about the disembowelling horror of family life.
"A fine solo show from an utterly charming performer" (Time Out), "Fearlessly funny... He's the best deadpan act since Jack Dee so it's unsurprising that Frank Skinner's a fan" (GQ), "Highly inventive and very funny"(Frank Skinner)

A one-man show based on the internet phenomenon, TED Talks, this is an absurd while seemingly heartfelt talk, with powerpoint for further clarity. How much nonsense will you believe? The show derives material from 8 different actual TED talks, pieced together, with my own (mostly true) real life material (and some nonsense). Involves powerpoint, talking, dancing, and audience interaction.

Katerina was born and raised in Greece, went over to the UK to study and stayed. 'Feta With The Queen' is all about her experiences as a Greek in the UK. It's about feeling very Greek when abroad and not-so-Greek when back home. It's about queues, whingeing and the weather. It's also about food. And shouting. And the sun.