Lone Wolf Comedy Club

“ Best UK Standup Comedian 2018”, "UK Comedy Awards”

Andy Askins has built a reputation as a distinctive and original talent. In his 15 years as full-time comic he has performed with Michael McIntyre, Lee Evans, Jason Manford, Alan Carr, Jimmy Carr, Micky Flanagan, Harry Hill, Rhod Gilbert, Bill Bailey and Jack Dee. He has performed at The Edinburgh Festival in 2016 and also at the Melbourne Comedy Festival 2018 and Adelaide Comedy Festival 2019.

On TV screens, Andy appeared at The Hackney Empire for The John Bishop Show (BBC1) alongside a stellar line-up from the worlds of comedy and music, and was then invited back to perform on the John Bishop Christmas Show at The Lyceum Theatre with Kylie Minogue and Olly Murrs.

He has recorded TV performances for Comedy Central on two series of ‘Live The Comedy Store’ and on two series of ‘The World Stands Up’.

He has performed all over the world and in venues as varied as, a company of soldiers in Saddam Hussein’s Palace in Iraq, to a sold-out Royal Albert Hall in aid of the Teenage Cancer Trust.

"Dark, dark humour and killer timing." 'The Stage"

"The hugely entertaining Andy Askins." 'The Times

The John Bishop Show, BBC1 (Series 1)

The John Bishop Christmas, BBC1 (TV Special)

Live At The Comedy Store, Comedy Central

The World Stands Up, Comedy Central

Take the Mic, ITV

BBC New Comedy Awards, BBC1

Radio Credits

BBC Radio 4 Fred At the Stand

BBC at the Edinburgh Festivals https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p045vt6c

Absolute Radio Special Guest Presenter with Jason Manford and Paddy McGuiness

Tour Support for

Lee Evans

Jason Manford

John Bishop

Lily Phillips likes to talk and sing about vaginas. She performed her debut solo show Lady Power at the Edinburgh and Camden fringe festivals in 2016. She performs with her comedy cabaret company The Ruby Darlings.

"Charming and moderately obscene." (The Scotsman)

"Phillips has us hooked." (Culture By Night)

"Anyone who says that women are in any way inferior to men when it comes to comedy should be strapped to a seat and made to watch Lily Phillips." (This is Cabaret)

Watching The Young Ones with his brothers as an eight year old, at two in the morning on Comic Relief, he realised then that he wanted to be funny in some way. Relaxed and improvisatory, Andrew Bird is one of those rare comedians who makes friends with his audiences in an instant with his engaging mix of childhood stories and more recent anecdotes.

He has supported Rhod Gilbert, Lee Hurst and Michael McIntyre as well as performing internationally.

'Superb... the exciting rising star' (Time Out)

'A natural comedian' (The Stage)

'Beautifully observed and insightful... not only an entertaining story but a very funny hour of fine stand-up' (Chortle)

'Effortlessly engaging and funny as hell' (Rhod Gilbert).