IAIN STIRLING, JOE LYCETT AND MICHAEL FABBRI
Berkomedy Festival
The Greene Room above the Kings Arms, Berkhamsted.
Wednesday 4th March
Tickets £10
Start 7.30pm (Doors 7.00pm)
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IAIN STIRLING
Iain Stirling is a stand-up comedian and BAFTA nominated presenter. He is known to many as the host of popular quiz show The Dog Ate My Homework which has run for two successful series on CBBC. He has also presented two series of Help! My Supply Teacher is Magic and Help! My School Trip is Magic both also for CBBC
As a stand-up, Iain performs at some of the most established comedy venues in the country. He has supported both Russell Kane and Rhod Gilbert on tour and was nominated for a Chortle Award for Best Newcomer. He appeared in the stand-up spot on Russell Howard’s Good News (BBC3) and was seen on the last series of Sweat the Small Stuff (BBC3).
“One of the best joke writers on the circuit” GQ
“Hugely talented rising star” Time Out
“Possesses all the born-with-it-or-you’re-not-qualities associated with the world’s leading comics” **** The List
JOE LYCETT
Having added a Foster’s Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Newcomer nomination at the 2012 Edinburgh Fringe to his Best Newcomer award at the 2010 Chortle Awards, it’s no secret that Joe is a hugely talented up-and-coming comedian with an unaffected, relaxed and effortless stage presence. An appealing, engaging and natural performer, Joe has progressed rapidly since his first gig at the Comedy Store in Manchester in February 2008.
Joe’s recent television appearances include ITV2’s Celebrity Juice, BBC3’s Sweat the Small Stuff, Never Mind the Buzzcocks on BBC2 and C4’s 8 Out of 10 Cats.
MICHAEL FABBRI
With a dark and honest approach to some of life’s more touchy subjects Fabbri manages to effortlessly slip between some harsh, controversial topics to light-hearted silliness to make for a refreshingly eclectic and brilliantly funny act.
Michael Fabbri quickly stamped his mark on the UK circuit appearing in the 2003 final of Channel 4’s 'So You Think You’re Funny?' and rapidly earned a reputation as one of the most promising up and coming comedians on the circuit; A reputation that he is living up to, regularly performing for the best clubs in the country.