
This Is Not A Cult
This Is Not A Cult at Camden Head (Camden), London
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About the show
This Is Not A Cult - September 15th
Top comics trying new material for the price of a pint. This Is Not A Cult was recommended by TimeOut and included in their list of the top 10 Cheap/Free comedy nights in London.
“We think deliberately named to put people off” – The Londonist
Featuring...
Bec Hill
As seen on '8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown' ★★★★★ "Brilliantly conceived." The Sunday Herald ★★★★ "Hill is a multi-coloured ray of eternal sunshine." The Scotsman
Alison Spittle
Ignore That Feeling, Wheel of Misfortune, Richard Osman's House of Games and Celebrity Pointless. 'Hilarious' (Rolling Stone)
Joz Norris
WINNER Best Show, Leicester Comedy Festival Awards 2026 "A latter-day Rik Mayall." ★★★★ - Guardian
Grace Jarvis
'Outwardly winsome and internally complex, Jarvis is a delight' (Scotsman). 'Hilarious, stinging and outrageously dark' (Reuben Kaye)
Mary O'Connell
Winner of OFTV Comedy Creative Fund, Entertainment Now Outstanding Debut 2023, Funny Women Runner up and tour support for Harriet Kemsley, Sophie Duker and Tig Notaro. As seen on Comedy Central Live and BBC3's Stand Up for Live Comedy.
Richard Todd
"Painfully funny... like finding The Fall guesting on X-Factor' **** (Scotsman)
Hosted by Alexander Bennett
★★★★★ “Will leave you in tears of laughter" Broadway World ★★★★★ Broadway Baby ★★★★★ "Hugely talented" Three Weeks ★★★★ "A testament to the power of comedy to illuminate the human experience" The Reviews Hub
Line up subject to change
Featuring - Alexander Bennett

Alexander Bennett is a Chortle and Leicester Comedy Festival Award nominated comedian. His solo shows have received rave 5 star reviews, been recommended by the British Comedy Guide, featured in The Times Top Jokes of the Edinburgh Fringe and performed on the West End at London's prestigious Soho Theatre. He has been featured in the Guardian, Metro and IPaper and has been heard on BBC Radio 4 and 5 Live.
★★★★★
“Surprisingly powerful - will leave you in tears of laughter"
BROADWAY WORLD
★★★★★
"Take a risk. See this show"
BROADWAY BABY
★★★★★
"I am speechless... hugely talented with a captivating stage presence"
THREE WEEKS
★★★★★
"A courageous and powerful hour of comedy"
ED FRINGE REVIEW
★★★★
"A testament to the power of comedy to illuminate the human experience - Bennett clearly knows what he's doing"
THE REVIEWS HUB
★★★★
"Balances hilarity with poignant themes, often taking unexpected turns"
EDINBURGH FESTIVALS MAGAZINE
★★★★
"Brilliantly moving, hilarious and singular - There’s no getting away from Bennett’s sheer charm, wit, and intrepid courageousness"
ENTERTAINMENT NOW
Mary O'Connell
Joz Norris

Joz Norris is an award-winning comic, performer, writer and actor. He is the longest-reigning winner of the Comedians' Choice Award for Best Show at the Edinburgh Fringe, and the writer and star of BBC Radio 4's comedy special "A Small Talk On Small Talk" and the upcoming Radio 4 sitcom "The Dream Factory."
"A sort of absurdist Simon Amstell...he really does capture the spirit of creative live comedy." - The Guardian
"Joyously silly." - Evening Standard
"Totally brilliant." - Chortle
Bec Hill

Australian-born and now London-based, Bec has gained a cult following in Australia, the UK and Ireland thanks to her award-winning solo shows. She has a talent for incorporating arts and crafts into her stand-up routines, creating a unique and unforgettable comedy style that she calls “paper-puppetry”.
Her one-liners regularly feature in “best joke” lists by “reputable” sources like The Telegraph, Dave, The Guardian, The Independent, Daily Record and Buzzfeed, which isn’t surprising, as she is the creator of the UK’s only pun-based comedy night, Pun Run.
‘Bec Hill and her side-splittingly funny stand-up routine are a joy to behold… you’ll fall in love with Bec’s excitable attitude and her witty optimism. Definitely a name to remember with a smile’ (Three Weeks Edinburgh).
‘Multi-talented with brilliant observational material’ (The Stage).