Saturday December 7th
Comedy Club Night - 7.30 doors for 8pm start
Featuring: Markus Birdman, Jonny and The Baptists & Paul T. Eyres with compere Spiky Mike.

Markus Birdman

Markus Birdman is an up and coming Stand-Up based in London. He performed at the Edinburgh Festival 2001 as part of Screaming Blue Murder's Big Value Show and as a finalist in the televised BBC New Comedy Awards 2001.

As well as being booked for weekends at The Comedy Store, and in most major UK clubs, Markus Birdman headlined on the 2003 Avalon Comedy Network, and will be compering a benefit at The Roundhouse, Camden, alongside, Phil Jupitus, The Blockheads Band and Sting.

Markus is available for bookings as both an act and compere.

"uniquely talented, demonstrates just how it's done." The Evening Standard.
"already on his way up....." Time Out.
"wonderful, extremely versatile." The Scotsman
"One of the millionaire mirth merchants of the future." The Metro.
"The crowd fell for his dry witty, confused little boy smutt-schtick in a big way" The Observer.
"Looks like the 4th Muskateer; infectious, likable and popular with the crowd" The Stage.
"Great shoes, good luck" Jack Dee.
"Great trousers. I want those trousers" Jeremy Irons.

(Website:www.markusbirdman.com)

Jonny and The Baptists

'With this feisty debut, the talented Jonny & the Baptists have burst on to the Fringe with such a bang... if you're looking for a fun time, the Baptists will deliver.'
Steve Bennett, Chortle

'Exquisitely observed, riotous songs filled with ingenious wordplay... Awesome'
Fringe Biscuit

'A splendidly good hour of musical mirth... something apart from most of the other comedy on the circuit at the moment.'
The Skinny

'Genius... The boisterous joie de vie is key to what makes Jonny & The Baptists so good... You'll be a convert before the end of the first song.'
Exeunt

'Set the pulse racing, the foot tapping and the face aching with a bellyful of boisterous ballads.'
Broadway Baby

(Website: www.jonnyandthebaptists.co.uk)

Paul T. Eyres

Paul T.Eyres began his stand-up comedy career in 2005, and has since performed well over 500 gigs around the UK and abroad. Performing at such clubs as Jongleurs, The Comedy Store and London's Comedy Cafe, his very energetic, highly interactive and yet slightly surreal brand of humour is starting to create a real buzz around the comedy circuit.

"Fantastic. I was laughing every 15 seconds" - (Sol Bernstein aka Steve Jamieson)

A keen internationalist with a take no prisoners attitude, this middle class rebel is frequently in demand as a compere as well as an act, appearing regularly at London's Comedy Cafe: see clip below, taken from an award winning set in 2006, back when he had short hair.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VqM6zwDzVHE

Before beginning stand-up, Paul wrote and directed short film comedies, most notably Officide, Winning Best Film at the 2000 Shots in the Dark International Film Festival. A lively and creative mind, he went on to write comedy material for Channel 4 in 2000 and BBC in 2002 before finding his true niche as a performer in 2005.

Clearly destined for big things, Paul is shooting a feature this year and will be appearing in this year's Edinburgh festival. Catch him now before he's expensive!

(Website: www.comedycv.co.uk/paulteyres/)

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