This Is Not A Cult
This Is Not A Cult at Camden Head (Camden), London
This Is Not A Cult £5.50
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About the show
This Is Not A Cult - November 17th
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...
Andy Field
BBC Presents: Stand Up For Live Comedy (BBC 1 & BBC 3), As Yet Untitled (Dave), The Stand Up Sketch Show (ITV2) and Pie and a Pint (Comedy Central)
John-Luke Roberts
One of the telegraphs 50 funniest comedians of the 21st century
Bec Hill
★★★★★ "Just put her on Taskmaster already." BroadwayBaby
Yuriko Kotani
‘Mandy’ (BBC2), 'The Horne Section TV Show' (C4), ‘Russell Howard’s Stand Up Central’, ‘Pointless Celebrities’ (BBC1), ‘Pls Like’ (BBC3)
Adam Larter
Adam is founder of alt comedy collective Weirdos Comedy '‘The closest thing we have to a modern-day Comic Strip’, Chortle
"You’ll laugh, you’ll gasp, you’ll perhaps wallow a little in the lurid, technicolour nostalgia of it all, and then you’ll sing and dance like the weirdo you always want to be." ***** ToDoList
Alex Kealy
"Sharply witty, almost sexily cerebral" The Telegraph
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 - 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).
John-Luke Roberts
John-Luke Roberts is a writer for Radio 4’s The News Quiz, one half of sketch duo The Behemoth, and his first solo show Distracts You From a Murder was called a “brilliant solo debut” by the Independent.
Andy Field
Winner of the Chortle Student Comedy Award 2015, as well as finalist in the 2014 Leicester Square New Act of the Year, Andy has made an impact on the comedy scene with his unique style and fresh approach to traditional stand up.
A regular at festivals such as Latitude, Leefest and Secret Garden Party, Andy is fast becoming a familiar face at top comedy clubs around the country. He has hosted his own web series in the Tub, in which he interviewed up-and-coming bands in the bath (of course).
Tickled Pig Student Comedian of the Year Finalist 2013.
So You Think You're Funny Semi-Finalist 2012.
BBC Radio 2 New Comedy Award Quarter Finalist 2012.
"He's unique, talented and desperately funny." – Laughing Gear Comedy
Yuriko Kotani
Yuriko Kotani is a UK-based Japanese comedian, who was named as 'one to watch' by Time Out and won the BBC New Comedy Award in 2015.
In 2016, she appeared on series 2 of Russell Howard's Stand Up Central, BBC Three's Pls Like in 2017, and CBBC's The Dog Ate My Homework in 2018.
"leftfield rising star" - Time Out