Joe Wells, Jay Handley and Larry Dean

Tuesday 7th March
The Coach House, Kings Arms, Kings Street, Tring
Start 7.30pm (Doors 7.00pm)
Tickets £10

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Larry Dean

Since being crowned Scottish Comedian Of The Year at just 23, Larry’s star has continued to rise and rise, with his debut Edinburgh Fringe show Out Now! receiving widespread critical and audience acclaim as well as a Fosters Comedy Award nomination for Best Newcomer. Following his success in Edinburgh, Larry brought the show to London in January 2016 for a series of packed out performances at The Soho Theatre and then on to the Melbourne Comedy Festival where he was one of the standout performers on the Allstars Supershow Opening Night Gala. Larry returned to Edinburgh this year with eagerly awaited new show Farcissist, for which he won the Amused Moose Comedy Award for Best Show.

2016 has seen Larry star on Live From The BBC on BBC2, having already appeared twice on BBC Presents: Best Of The Edinburgh Festival. He’s also performed alongside some of the biggest names in UK comedy, having supported the likes of Eddie Izzard on tour and performed twice at the Adelaide Fringe Festival, in 2014 and 2015.

Joe Wells

Joe's writing career began when his first book Touch and Go Joe about his experiences of OCD was published, since then he has made a name for himself as a stand-up comic, writer and speaker. Joe now focuses mainly on his unique brand of political comedy and in 2012, Joe was asked to support Alexei Sayle on his comeback tour.

Joe is now frequently performing stand up in comedy clubs around the UK.

Night of the Living Tories was Joe’s debut hour long stand up show, in which he dug up the corpses of the British Conservative Party of the past and put them on display to horrifying consequence. Joe took his follow up show, 10 Thing I Hate About UKIP, to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016.

JAY HANDLEY

Jay Handley made furniture until he found out comedy was a viable profession. Since then he has made entirely no furniture but he has made audiences up and down the country laugh alot. His comedy adventure has seen him perform at legendary venues such as the Glees, The Stands, The Comedy Store, Jongleurs and more. It has also taken him to the Edinburgh Fringe festival 5 times and sees him return in 2016 with his cretinously titled show “You Want the Truth? You Can’t Handley the Truth!”
‘There are moments here that can go toe to toe with some of the funniest stand up skits I’ve seen’ – EdFringeReview.com ‘A top class comic with a great mix of material…his gags are imaginative, polished and proper proper funny’ – 4GoodComedians