Headliners Comedy Club Chiswick

Eleanor Tiernan abandoned her civil engineering training to become a stand-up in 2004 – and within her first year appeared on RTE’s The Liffey Laughs and BBC’s One Night Stand.

In 2007, she starred in the Edinburgh Fringe play Help!, and made her solo show debut the following year. She then played to more than 120,000 people as the support act for her cousin, Tommy Tiernan, on his Bovinity tour,

She also played the ditzy waitress, Emer, on RTE2’s youth-orientated chat show The Cafe.

'The fastest-rising comedy talent in the country' (Irish Times)

'Her laid back delivery and engaging stories are both interesting and unique' (Finhouse Comedy)

'Eleanor Tiernan is far and away the best comic actress I have seen on stage' (Hot

Press Ireland).

John Robertson is a high-octane cult leader with wild eyes and a thunderous voice. A stand-up, improviser and force of nature, he’s the creator of the hit live-action videogame show “The Dark Room” (4,000,000 hits on YouTube, over 500 performances all around the world), he faked a seizure on reality TV, wrote the Puffin kids book "The Little Town of Marrowville" and wants you to know he loves you, but he's still going to yell at you.

You can see him in theatres, clubs, gaming festivals, nerd events and rock shows.

Praise for John and The Dark Room:

“NOT TO BE MISSED” – The Guardian.

‘The Dark Room is utterly unique, it’s hard to describe the magic and joyful surprises awaiting you within without utterly scaring you off.’ – The Skinny

‘You must see this show’ – British Comedy Guide

‘You have to see the Dark Room at least once in your life’ – The Scottish Sun

‘Great fun, nostalgic, but also a fresh angle for comedy’ – Den of Geek

‘Genuinely, irresistibly dangerous’ – The Stage

"If you like your comedy interactive, you’ll be hard-pressed to find better than John Robertson” (ThreeWeeks),

“His material is intelligent, edgy and smoothly-delivered” (The Age, Melbourne).

“A cult is born” (Bruce Dessau).

WINNER - Best Kids Show, Leicester Comedy Festival 2018

WINNER - ThreeWeeks Editors Choice EdFringe 2016

WINNER – ARGUS ANGEL, BRIGHTON FRINGE 2014.