Zaharuk's award-winning eclectic array of eye-popping prop techniques has earned him a reputation for taking a tornado-like approach to comedy, with some likening him to Tommy Cooper on LSD. He is without a doubt one of the funniest comedians around. Before establishing himself in the UK, Canadian Wes made appearances around the USA and Canada. In addition to North America, he... read full bio
Renowned stand-up comedian, writer, actor and director Chris Addison is well-known. Chris has been directing and co-creating Breeders (Sky/FX) with Simon Blackwell and Martin Freeman in recent years. In addition, he has directed Veep (HBO), Emmy-nominated and DGA Award-winning, and worked as an Emmy-winning executive producer, supervising producer and director. He made his feature debut in MGM's Dirty Rotten Scoundrels adaptation, The Hustle,... read full bio
One of South Africa's more daring stand-up comedians, Cokey Falkow gained recognition after beginning his career in the late 90's. He developed a cult following by making appearances at a broad range of venues and other international comedy festivals. As a result, Cokey went on three national one-man tours, for which he won praise from critics at the Grahamstown National... read full bio
Hugh was raised in North London's Mill Hill. He received his education at St. John's College, University of Cambridge, where he studied geography and at University College School, an independent boys' school in Hampstead. Although he was a part of the Cambridge Footlights, he spent six years working for Unilever following graduation. However, he continued doing comedy at London's Comedy Store... read full bio
He is the ideal candidate to speak at and host awards ceremonies due to his inherent charisma and sharp humor. Joel Dommett is an actor, comedian and television presenter who exudes positivity by nature. From comedy clubs to ITV's Australian jungle, his career has led him. Joel has made a name for himself as a gifted individual. Placing second in the ITV reality... read full bio
Mark was regarded as South Africa's only completely "clean" stand-up comedian before relocating to the UK. Because of this, he was hired by a number of well-known businesses, including Ford, iTouchSA and the Protea Hotel Group. Since moving to the UK, he has established himself as a mainstay on the comedy circuit, performed frequently on Royal Caribbean cruise ships and gained international recognition... read full bio
Being one half of the comedic team Armstrong and Miller is Alexander Armstrong's most well-known role. The BAFTA-winning The Armstrong and Miller program received a renewal after their successful run on their own program. Love Life, Life Begins and Mutual Friends are among his other credits. Alexander has also dabbled with conventional acting, appearing in several TV dramas such as Saxondale, Love Life,... read full bio
Early in his broadcast career, O'Briain worked as a children's TV host on Ireland's multilingual Echo Island. The amiable giant was perfect for this job because of his upbeat demeanor and sense of humor, but he was soon leading a team on the controversial panel program Don't Feed The Gondolas. After playing the part for two years, O'Briain went on... read full bio
He has performed convincing impersonations of presidents and prime ministers, ranging from Major to Mandela, Blair to Brown, Cameron to Clinton and Bush to Trump. He has performed as himself as a host, author, quiz show host, actor, translator and even (shortly) a ballroom dancer. Rory, who was raised in Edinburgh, attended Wellington College and Kings College London, where he earned a... read full bio
John, a previous recipient of "The Magic Circle Stage Magician of the Year," has almost thirty years of experience performing for audiences worldwide, including many trips to amuse British soldiers stationed abroad. John won the title of "British Magical Champion of Comedy" after competing in the British Magical Championships. John received a gold star promotion to "Member of the Inner Magic... read full bio
The Observer named him one of the 50 funniest British comedy performers. On Channel 4's 100 Greatest Stand-Ups, he was selected as the seventh best stand-up comedian. Bailey received his education at Bath's King Edward's School, an independent institution. Here, his music instructor (actual name Mark Bailey) gave him the moniker Bill for his exceptional guitar performance of the song "Won't... read full bio
John is a well-known comedian and actor from Liverpool who also does charitable work. He was employed as a sales representative before quitting to pursue comedy full-time. In just three years, he was entertaining packed houses. With the assistance of Greg Whyte, a LJMU professor of applied sport and exercise science, John cycled, rowed, and ran from Paris to London... read full bio
James Henry, a rising star in the comedy industry, is renowned for his distinct sense of style and contagious sense of humor. He has swiftly won over audiences with his razor-sharp wit and captivating stage presence, making him a comic to watch. James Henry started his comedy career at a young age since he was born with a natural talent for... read full bio
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Before joining the cast of SNL in 2000, Maya Rudolph spent a couple of years touring as the keyboardist and backing vocalist for Nineties Moog-synthesizer enthusiasts The Rentals. The daughter of a songwriter father and an R&B singer mother, Rudolph had formed a nine-piece funk band called Super Sauce while in college in the early Nineties. She joined the Rentals... read full bio
