Steve Day is a truly unique comedian - warm, witty and engaging whilst dealing with the dilemmas of being a deaf man in a hearing world.

His stories of multiple children, wearing a suit and the problems caused by not knowing how words are pronounced will have audiences in raptures, and his uplifting tales of overcoming the obstacles in his path will leave crowds feeling inspired.

Steve is a favourite at many venues around the UK and abroad and is quickly establishing himself as one of the most popular and respected acts on the circuit.

Steve made his Edinburgh Festival debut in 2002 with his solo show 'Deaf In The Afternoon'. Having garnered acclaim from both critics and audiences alike, Steve is preparing to take his second full-length show 'A Night At The Pictures' to Edinburgh in 2005.

He also went on his first national tour (with an updated version of 'Deaf In The Evening') n early 2005, with a 19-date schedule which took in venues from Stirling to Brighton - and received a huge amount of press and media attention along the way. The second leg of 'DITE' is to tour in autumn 2005, and this will be followed by a new tour and a new show in early 2006.

Steve is now establishing himself as a regular voice on BBC Radio 4, contributing regularly to 'You and Yours' and featuring in a half-hour special of 'No Triumph No Tragedy'. He has also appeared in Channel 4's short film series 'Natural Born Talent', Radio 4's drama ' Al l Fingers and Thumbs' and was a staff writer for 'The News Huddlines' on BBC Radio 2. Since going out on tour, Steve has attracted a massive amount of national TV interest and is currently in the process of writing his own sitcom.

Regular work includes: Off The Kerb, Creased Up Comedy, Screaming Blue Murder, CK Productions, Kill For A Seat; Banana Cabaret, Backyard Comedy Club, Up The Creek, Red Rose, Hampstead Comedy, East Dulwich Comedy; Krater, Jesters, Rawhide, Laughterhouse, Frog & Bucket, Hyena Café, Last Laugh, The Stand, Just Laugh, Just The Tonic plus many more…

Steve has also appeared overseas in Denmark , France , Germany , Ireland and the USA .

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"revelatory and very funny" - The Guardian

"wonderful" - Bath Chronicle

"warm, funny, frank and thought-provoking" - The Scotsman

"the best comedy often comes from real-life observations … Day had it down to a T" - The Argus

"a very different kind of comedy … something which Day seems particularly proud of, and so he should be " - Three Weeks

"a hilarious, hard-of-hearing heavenly host" - Time Out Comics' Choice

"has a self-effacing charm which endears him to audiences" - chortle.co.uk

A genial combination of jokes, songs and poetry ( “His act is a treasure chest packed to bursting with little gems”) , self styled 'Rock & Roll Poet and comedian.

Stand-Up Comedy:

Paul appears at clubs and festivals around the UK and most recently abroad has completed a short tour in Singapore . Recent corporate clients include Round Table, Rotary Club, Siemens, Hertfordshire Constabulary and British Telecom. Paul is resident host at Mansfield , Hitchin and Comedy Clubs as well as being a regular at the Jongleurs Comedy Clubs across the UK , and hosts for major UK music festivals including headliner act at Reading and compere for V Festival Leeds.

TV & Radio / Presenting work:

2005-2006 - ‘Punk & Disorderly' award winning weekly evening radio show on Radio Mansfield 103fm.

2005 - 2006 - Radio Mansfield 103fm - a live Sunday lunchtime show

2006 - PUNKY! Weekly Podcast currently being syndicated to US sites and soon to be on the launch pad of major new pod site PodcastUK. PUNKY! was the only UK show to be in the finals of the 2006 Podcast Peer Awards.

He has also appeared on:

BBC Southern Counties FM
Dorset FM
The Big Breakfast (C4)
A Current Affair (C9 Australia)
LIVE TV
GRINS comedy (US cable)
Olympic Comedy (HTV)
BBC R1
Granada Talk TV
Fives Company (C5)
SIXTV Oxford Eye
5 LIVE
Virgin Radio
GLR
London Talk Radio
Liberty Radio
Chiltern Radio

Press:

"a magnificent gig " - BBC online (Feb 05)

“you try sitting there with your pint in your hand and not laughing. In his time he's penned some comedy club cult classics…” - Manchester online

“A guitar-wielding gag merchant whose almost insane sense of humour delighted the eager audience” - BBC Lincolnshire

“Pretty damn funny” - Scottish Daily Mail

"The crowd was begging for an encore" - Bedfordshire on Sunday

“A very naughty boy - he deserves a smack on his bottom” - Lorraine Kelly (GMTV)

"A hugely entertaining variety turn" - The Guardian

Wildly brandishing the worlds' second largest briefcase containing a battery of ridiculous props, George bounds onto the stage to perform one of the most original, interesting, innovative, and sweetly whimsical comedy performances you are ever likely to see. He has been hailed as 'a Tommy Cooper for the twenty first century' and through tears of laughter you'll see why. A true cross between alternative stand-up comedy and music hall variety.

George Egg has been a professional stand-up comedian, actor and writer for the last ten years. He has an extremely successful solo show with which he has toured in Germany, Switzerland, Holland, Belgium, Spain, France and of course extensively in the United Kingdom, both on the stage and on the television.

George's Comedy Credits

The London Palladium
The Comedy Store
Jongleurs Comedy Clubs
The Avalon Comedy Network
The Edinburgh Festival
Glastonbury International Festival of the Performing Arts
Moers Comedy Arts Festival, GERMANY
Montreux Comedy Festival, SWITZERLAND
Limburg Festival, HOLLAND
Tollwood Festival, GERMANY
The Blaue Biwel Comedy Theatre, GERMANY

George's TV Credits (Comedy Performance)

Late Night Live, ITV
House of Fun, ITV
Funny Business, ITV
Red Velvet, Channel 4
Jim Tavare Show, FIVE
Schmidteinander, GERMANY
Shau An, GERMANY
A Quien Se L'Ocurre, SPAIN
Rob's Comedy Club, SWITZERLAND
Raymann is Latt, HOLLAND

George's Acting Credits

'The Bill', ITV (twice)
'Two Golden Balls', BBC2
'The Mouse That Teased The Wind', Hand Hot Films
'The Infiltrator', HBO

George's TV Warm-Up Experience:

George has performed as a TV Warm Up for the whole of series two of 'Dishes' on Channel 4, 'Ticket to Ride' a pilot for ITV, and 'The 11 O'clock Show' for Channel 4.

George's Writing Credits:

George writes all the material for his live show, and in addition has co-written a stage show with comedian Jim Tavare, and another with comedian Martin Soan. Both shows were performed on stage in Germany with great success.

He has also written material for Jim Tavare's Channel Five series 'Jim Tavare', and a number of sketches for series two of the BAFTA winning 'The Sketch Show' for ITV.

He is currently working on a number of other projects including a game show, and a short film.

“Awesome stand up” - BBC

Best Stand Up on the North West Comedy Circuit 2006 Nominee

Tune in every Saturday & Sunday between 10 - 2pm to hear Mick`s radio show "The Weekend Shambles" on The North West`s Revolution 92.6.

Manchester based Mick Ferry is renowned as a fine purveyor of lugubrious surrealism and has quickly established himself as one of the most sought after comics on the British and International comedy circuit. One of the finest comperes around, at ease bantering with a crowd but with no shortage of first class dark and sinister material, Mick performs regularly at The Comedy Store in London and Manchester as well as headlining at comedy venues nationwide. Internationally he has recently appeared in Ireland , Dubai , Singapore , and Shanghai where he has showcased his ability to pluck outstanding material from thin air in an apparently effortless manner.

Mick began his assault on the stand-up circuit in 1998 and quickly made it to the finals of Channel 4's esteemed ‘So You Think You're Funny' competition. His stand up career has gone from strength to strength and he is now widely recognised as one of the most talented and promising stand-ups to have emerged from the North. Testament to this fact, he has been invited to perform alongside stand-up luminaries Johnny Vegas, Sean Lock, Peter Kay, Al Murray and Steve Coogan – having the honour of joining each of them as a special guest on live shows.

Back in the early days of his career Mick formed one third of the bizarre comedy trio Dr Strangehair. Performing zany sketches and offbeat humour littered with pop culture references the trio were soon spotted by ‘Mercury Prize Winner' Badly Drawn Boy and invited to accompany him on a sell out nationwide tour. It was a short lived venture; the world of rock-and-roll soon took its toll on the trio and they split soon after to focus on their individual comedy careers.

For Mick there was no looking back. He has gone on to develop a cult following in his native North West and performed his debut one man show ‘Mick Ferry's Won F*&K All!' to a sell out audience and great critical acclaim at the Manchester Comedy Festival in 2004. In the same year, he also appeared at the Edinburgh Festival as part of the highly regarded ‘Big Value Comedy Show'.

A supremely talented and versatile performer, Mick was also a founder member of The Comedy Store's weekly topical team show ‘M.E.N At Work'. In the furiously paced show based on the week's news, Mick continued to hone his talent for off-the-cuff, satirical and topical comedy, generating new and original material every single week and wowing audiences with his spontaneous acerbic outbursts and razor sharp wit.

Recognising his talent as a prolific comedy writer and emerging talent, Mick was one of only a handful of Artistes to be awarded a writers bursary by the BBC in 2004. He then went on to write and perform a pilot for Radio 4; a sketch show entitled 'Turn Left at the Pier' based in the glitzy showbiz world of Blackpool . Also on the airwaves, Mick's quick witted banter can be heard regularly on BBC Radio GMR where he's a regular guest contributor. Other radio credits include BBC7's ‘Brand Spanking New' Comedy Show.

TV credits include a live stand-up performance on Paramount 's ‘The Comedy Store' , BBC 2's ‘Running Late' , Comedy Central/Paramount Comedy's ‘The World Stands up' and Paramount 's ‘Comedy Blue'. Mick recently made his acting debut in ‘Fire Salad' – a play written by Tony Burgess and performed at the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester .

Recently Mick joined the North West`s Revolution 92.6 radio station to present his own show “The Weekend Shambles" and to top off a great year for Mick he has been nominated for the Best Stand Up on the North West Comedy Circuit 2006 at the North West Comedy Awards.

Things look like they are only going to get better for Derker's most famous son…

Quotes

“As good as it gets…highly original and hilarious” - Metro Big Issue

“One of the best comperes in the country” - Manchester Evening News

“A master at working an audience” - Yorkshire Evening Post

“Simply Sublime” - Manchester City Life Magazine

“Performs with style and conviction, highly enjoyable” - Chortle

Systems analyst turned entertainer, Keith Fields, combines his incredible talent for magic with the success of a stand up routine that wins audiences over the broadest of locations. He is a regular headliner and compere at all the top UK comedy venues and in 2003 had a hugely successful run at the Edinburgh Festival with his all new solo show M@GIC.COMEDY ("A true entertainer" CHORTLE), as well as a daytime family show called NOT ANOTHER KIDS SHOW? (" Fields brings gales of laughter ****" EDINBURGH EVENING NEWS).

Keith presents an entertaining blend of stand-up and magic, which is equally at home with a blue chip corporate function, a children's party or in the live arena of a comedy club. His highly acclaimed act has won him TIME OUT ENTERTAINER OF THE YEAR AWARD, MAGIC CIRCLE CLOSE-UP CHAMPION and SOUTHERN CLUB ENTERTAINER OF THE YEAR AWARD.

He has entertained H.R.H. Prince Andrew at Windsor Castle for the VARIETY CLUB and for YELLOW PAGES Keith was an intrinsic asset through their sales training weeks. As a regular favourite Keith has been booked and rebooked for several computer companies, launching products for the likes of MITSUBISHI, GUPTA, BANYAN AND ASLAN computer companies. He is often booked for exhibitions, hosting the stands for the likes of Jongleurs Promotions at CONFEX and TOMORROW'S WORLD. Keith is also a favourite among the top-end cruise bookers because his amazing ability to adapt to any audience.

As one of the TV industry's top "warm-up" men - one of the hardest jobs in television - Keith has worked on such shows as DOG EAT DOG, HARRY ENFIELD, CLIVE JAMES, READY STEADY COOK, MEN FOR SALE , DAVID FROST AND ALEXI SAYLE.

Despite his hectic schedule, Keith has written two books on the art of magic and he wrote the first British Magic Tutorial on CD ROM. Keith is also the tutor and figurehead of the highly popular JONGLEURS SCHOOL OF COMEDY aimed at the corporate training market.

"See him for the way he handles an audience - he's fast (and) he's sharp - always entertaining" MALCOLM HAY, TIME OUT

"There are tough audiences out there but Fields, because of his very strong material, handles them with aplomb" THE STAGE

"An avant-garde performer… different, dramatic and very funny" THE MAGIC CIRCLE