Lineup subject to change

Our hit monthly comedy club is back for autumn 2026. Programmed by Little Wander, Wales’ biggest comedy producers who are responsible for touring the likes of James Acaster, Bridget Christie and Ria Lina, it continues to showcase a host of award winners and TV names.

Each show features a headliner, opening act and MC for the unbeatable price of £10.

Age 16+

HEADLINER – LOU CONRAN

Lou Conran is an award-winning comedian (Best UK Compere 2020), writer, actor, and regular host of BBC Radio 4 Extra’s Comedy Club. She is a well respected headliner on the UK comedy circuit.

She can also be found regularly hosting the world famous Comedy Store in London, and has performed internationally, in Europe, Asia and Australia. Tour support for- Sarah Millican, Joe Lycett, John Bishop, Lucy Beaumont, Suzi Ruffell, Russell Kane, Georgie Carrol, amongst others.

“As filthy as she is funny. A masterclass.” Edinburgh Guide

“Hilarious” The Scotsman

“Phenomenal” Sarah Millican

OPENER – ROHAN SHARMA

Rohan Sharma won Leicester Square New Comedian of the Year in 2024 and had a critically acclaimed run at the Edinburgh Fringe with his debut show. He has also been a 2Northdown New Act and So You Think You’re Funny Finalist. He was shortlisted for the BBC New Comedy Awards and has written for BBC Radio 4 Extra.

‘At the very forefront of an exciting new generation of British comedy’ (Rolling Stone)

***** – Edfringereview

****1/2- A Youngish Perspective

**** – Broadway World

**** – FringeReview

**** – Mervyn Stutter

Eli is a multi-award-winning performer. He was twice nominated for the prestigious Billy T Award and won the Fred Award — the top prize at the New Zealand International Comedy Festival — for his critically acclaimed show Daddy Short-Legs. He has performed internationally, including sell-out runs and five-star reviews at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

Chortle said he would “mop the floor with most of the recent Live At The Apollo box tickers and panel show space blockers,” while Fresh Fringe called his work “an absolute breath of fresh air.”