The Best in Comedy - Bishop's Stortford

Although hailed as the only blind comic on the stand up circuit, comedian Chris McCausland makes light of it. He usually begins with a crack about the irony of a blind man doing observational comedy and then speeds off into his entertaining and refreshing set, making wry and perceptive comments about the rich and famous, every day life and suchlike. Instantly likeable and definitely memorable.

'Proper stand up, honest straightforward and balls-out funny' (Chortle)

'A must see!' (The Sunday Times)

'Always excellent' (The Times)

'Truly brilliant' (Three Weeks)

'The new face of comedy in the UK' (ITV)

'Shining Light!' (Sunday Express)

'... fabulously funny and a definite highlight' (Leicester Mercury).

'Aurie Styla, a young entertainer from London is mostly known for his performing as a stand-up comedian, presenter and owner and host of Funny Heads. Anyone who has seen him perform will remember his charisma, tongue-in-cheek banter and fluid delivery.

Since 2010, Aurie Styla has taken the definitive path of a stand-up comedian, but has been on stage since he was 15. Whilst trying out poetry, music and dance, Aurie always brought humour into his performances and at 18, discovered his talent for presenting. As the years went on,Aurie became popular around the university scene for his interviewing skills, clubnight and show hosting which then lead to the inevitable road of stand up comedy.'

Beat the Frog and Won Ten Feet Tall Gong winner with cleaver sharp jokes and hilariously ill-fated

anecdotes.