Laugh Out London comedy in Brixton - Sam Simmons

Following another sell out show Laugh Out London return to The Dogstar in Brixton for another night of great value alternative comedy headlined by Edinburgh Comedy Award winner SAM SIMMONS.

SAM SIMMONS
Foster’s Edinburgh Comedy Award Winner 2015

Absurd and silly and devastatingly funny Sam Simmons has been delighting alternative comedy fans for years. This year’s Spaghetti For Breakfast saw him perfect his craft with a style and conviction that gave a new perspective on observational comedy. It led to him winning the prestigious Barry award for best show in Melbourne and the Edinburgh Comedy Award.

“This really is Simmons at the top of his game: exhaustingly funny, daft and truly daring” – ***** Time Out
“hits sublime heights of tomfoolery” – **** The Guardian
“If you’ve never seen Simmons, think Harry Hill but more bonkers and out of control” – **** The Independent
“It’s not just weird, it’s wonderful too” – **** Chortle

TRYGVE WAKENSHAW
Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Show Nominee 2015

Mime artist and clown Trygve Wakenshaw’s 2014 show Kraken was a massive hit of the festival and brought him critical allcam. This years follow up Nautilus was nominated for the Edinburgh Comedy Award.

“blissfully funny… a joyous excuse to embrace your childish side! – ***** Time Out
“has the audience in raptures with his wonky physical comedy” – **** The Guardian
“Reminiscent of the young Jim Carrey… rubber-faced, loose-limbed and wondrously expressive” – **** The Independent

LAZY SUSAN
Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Newcomer nominees 2014

Sketch duo whose debut hour at the Fringe received widespread critical acclaim as did their follow up this year.

“an undeniable talent for character-driven skits” – **** Time Out
“Brilliant sketch comedy from start to last” – ***** The Mirror
***** – The Sunday Times
****- The Skinny

CARIAD LLOYD
Star of BBC’s the Cariad Show and seen in Cardinal Burns, Badults, Crackanory, Toast of London and Inside No.9. Cariad is also a member of the team behind Austentatious: An Improvised Jane Austen Novel and was nominated for Edinburgh Comedy Awards Best Newcomer in 2011.

“totally unique & utterly outrageous” **** – The Skinny
“The performance is priceless” **** – The Guardian

JAMALI MADDIX
Winner Chortle Student Comedy Award 2014

Young up and comer destined for big things, having already been crowded by Chortle as Britain’s funniest student Jamali made his small screen debut on the John Bishop Show.

“Maddix genuinely feels like a fresh voice” – Chortle

MC: TOM WEBB
Without doubt one of the best MCs on the circuit Tom has won critical acclaim for his Edinburgh shows including Three Weeks Editors’ Award.