Stand Up Comedians

A high-energy, affable and delightful Welsh-Egyptian young comic who makes the personal political and the political personal.

Omar Hamdi

A confident performer with a captivating charm, Darren’s comedy deals with everything from subverting stereotypes, to everyday observations, to that juiciest of topics, religion – all with a cutting edge. He has appeared on Live At The Apollo and Mock The Week and has hosted Newsjack on Radio 4.

Darren Harriott

Troy Hawke is an erudite, home-schooled 1930s throwback—think the Errol Flynn of the high street. Educated, sophisticated, yet utterly clueless, he approaches modern issues head-on with his uniquely untimely flair.

Troy Hawke

Sally-Anne Hayward is a writer/comedienne with a growing reputation as an awards host or compere in the corporate world.

Sally-Anne Hayward

Ayesha is a Political Commentator, Comedian, Author and Journalist with her own show on Times Radio and a ruthlessly honest Podcast called The Power Test; she also performs stand up comedy making her a uniquely intelligent, humorous, speaker at corporate events. Now in the House of Lords no less!

Ayesha Hazarika MBE

Sir Lenny began his career at the age of 16, rising from being a cult star on children's television to becoming one of Britain's best-known comedians, as well as a writer and an award-winning actor.

Sir Lenny Henry

Renowned comedian and writer who came to prominence with comedy partner Stewart Lee. Has a successful and popular podcast series.

Richard Herring

Award winning British comedian, author and television presenter best known for narrating You've Been Framed since 2004, and hosting Harry Hill's TV Burp for eleven years from 2001 to 2012 on ITV.

Harry Hill

Popular Australian comedian best known for The Last Leg on Channel 4. Also been on Live at the Apollo and McIntyre's Roadshow.

Adam Hills

Author and comedian who has appeared on the usual TV and Radio panel shows. He is now best known as the father of Spiderman (Tom Holland ) something he reflects on in his set, while not taking away from Juniors achievements. Originally Came to prominence in the 90s when he won the Perrier Award (comedy Oscar) and appeared on various programmes.

Dominic Holland

Sharon is an Anglo Irish, award winning comedienne, actor and writer. Starred in and co wrote sitcom Catastrophe with Rob Delaney, and wrote sitcom Divorce which featured Sarah Jessica Parker.

Sharon Horgan

Can do stand up, and is renowned for his surreal style, however he also appears with his band The Horne Section with whom he performs on Radio 4 in the 6.30 comedy slot. They can do a full cabaret performance which is very funny and a bit different.

Alex Horne

Tom is a comedian who plays on his upper class background. He actually grew up in the Tower of London, and makes fun at his own expense, making the unrelatable, hilariously relatable.

Tom Houghton

Actor and presenter with numerous credits including Argumental, Thank God You're Here and his multi award winning radio show, "My Teenage Diaries"

Rufus Hound

Popular comedian from Mock the Week and Michael McIntyre among others.

Russell Howard