A packed house saw a great nights entertainment.

First on was Jon Simmit. He has an excellent story telling style - the audience listened intently to the true stories of when the Jamaican and Mexican football teams had an on-pitch riot - not realising that the Jamaican football team came from the Kingston ghetto. Excellent

Jon Simmit

In the middle section we had two acts whom you are going to see alot of in the future. First Jamie Douglas - his first few jokes were fumbled, but then he had the inspired idea of getting the audience to shout 'jump' is he fumbled a joke. Brilliant, he had the audience in the palm of his hand from there on.

Jamie Douglas

Second act in the middle was Dalton Trumbo's Reluctant Cabaret. Brilliant. They are so different to anything on the circuit at the moment. They had the audience rolling with laughter

Dalton Trumbo's Reluctant Cabaret

Dan Atkinson our compere.


Addy Borgh - he did a fifty minute set (in encore). Fantastic! His act is honed to perfection, there is no part of it where the audience weren't laughing