Arron has performed as a stand-up comedian at major venues throughout the UK and internationally, including Italy, Australia, Germany, Poland, South Africa, Hong Kong, and the United Arab Emirates. He has also supported Ricky Gervais on tour dates. His comedy has been described as "Genuinely Original and Funny" by The Times and "a Welsh Seinfeld" by The Guardian.
Steve N Allen
Steve N Allen stars as a regular member of the news-desk team in "The Mash Report" - BBC2's BAFTA nominated topical/satirical comedy show which launched in 2017.
He is also an experienced comedian and host with material that ranges from an observational look at life to up-to-date topical comedy – or shows solely based on the interaction with the crowd.
As a stand-up Steve has performed in comedy clubs all across the UK and Europe. He has also performed at comedy festivals in Edinburgh, Brighton and Leicester with versions of his solo topical comedy show "Some News" that dissects the news and how we use it.
James Sherwood
Sherwood was a semi-finalist in ITV´s stand-up talent show Take the Mike in 2002. In 2004 he was runner-up in the BBC New Comedy Awards in 2004, and in the FHM Holsten Pils stand-up competition. In 2008 he was awarded the BBC Radio Comedy Writers Bursary.
Sherwood has performed several shows at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, and in August 2010 he performed his latest show, One Man and his Piano. He also runs a popular residency, Piano Bar, in central London.
Compere: Carl Jones
Since starting out on the circuit in 2011, Carl Jones has become one of the most sought after acts in the Midlands.
Winning a handful of new act competitions and reaching the finals of the BBC New Comedy Awards in his first few years on the stage, he’s also a prolific contributor to some of the UK’s biggest sketch and comedy shows.
Blending a mix of hilarious storytelling with warm and quick-witted audience interactions, the award-winning host of hit podcast When Football Began Again is sure to enhance any lineup.