Round The Bends

Tony is a triple Chortle award winner and was a Foster's Edinburgh Comedy Award 2012 nominee. As seen on Have I Got News For You, Buzzcocks, 8 Out Of 10 Cats and more.

'One of the finest and funniest comics on the circuit... destined for comedy stardom' (Time Out)

'Form-busting and hugely enjoyable' (The Times)

'Clever and blithely zany' (The Daily Telegraph)

'To see Tony Law is to inhale deep breaths of comedy oxygen' (The Herald)

'An ever-changing, hard-to-contain, force of nature' (The Guardian)

'A fine celebration of the absurd, full of laughs like no other... a top-notch comic who marries a powerful delivery with some deceptively ingenious material' (Chortle).

Tony Law was named in Ents24's top 20 hardest-working comedians of 2016.

Scottish actor, voice-over artist and stand-up comedian who was once told off for 'slouching' on the cult Channel 4 TV quiz show Fifteen To One.

'Really rather good' (Robert Dawson Scott, The Times)

'A clear ability to craft a gag' (Chortle)

?'Fantastic punch lines' (Manchester City Life

'Creamed potato' (The Scotsman)

'... the cool and confident Neil McFarlane, with his middle-class humorous musings' (Funhouse Comedy).

Possibly one of the rudest women in the world today, and maybe also one of the funniest! winner of the first ever jongleurs competition and a seasoned regular on the circuit, Susan has emerged as one of the best female stand-ups around.

A professional of the comedy circuit, Susan has contributed to an array of Radio 4 comedy: The Now Show, News Quiz, Newsjack and The Show What You Wrote. Susan produced her original idea for Radio 4 Extra “Warming Up” about comedians’ backstage habits. She has starred in “Jeremy Hardy Speaks To The Nation” and was a guest on Stephen K Amos’ “Idiots Guide” both for BBC Radio 4.

'She has the mentality of a spiteful 14 year old boy! Very admirable in a young lady!' (Arthur Smith)

'Susan Murray's baffled everywoman persona cloaks a dry, intelligent wit' (Stewart Lee)

'... a right cheeky little lass who oscillates brilliantly and wildly between characters,

accents, stories and banging the mike on her head' (Three Weeks)

'Cynicism that could fell a rhino at 1000 paces. Like it' (Al Murray)

'A feisty comedy fireball of fun' (Time Out).