Laugh Out London comedy night in Islington - Josie Long

Laugh Out London comedy club brings you a Christmas comedy special on December 10 at the Old Queens Head in Angel, Islington.

The night is headlined by the UK’s favourite comedian/activist/film-maker Josie Long, who won Best Newcomer at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2006 and has been nominated for Best Show three times.

Joining her are 2013 Best Show nominee Mike Wozniak, 2011 Best Newcomer nominee Cariad Lloyd, and rising stars Pat Cahill and Jamie Demetriou.

JOSIE LONG
Edinburgh Comedy Awards Best Show Nominee 2012, 2011 & 2010
Edinburgh Comedy Awards Best Newcomer 2006
“Superbly funny” – Time Out
“Charming, life-affirming and frequently devastating” – British Comedy Guide
“A joy to behold. A stand-out stand-up” **** – The Scotsman
*****- Fringe Guru
**** – The Independent
**** – Time Out

MIKE WOZNIAK
Edinburgh Comedy Awards Best Show Nominee 2013
Edinburgh Comedy Awards Best Newcomer Nominee 2007
***** -Telegraph
**** -Sunday Times
**** – Chortle
‘A Triumph.’ ***** – The List

CARIAD LLOYD
Edinburgh Comedy Awards Best Newcomer Nominee 2011
Star of BBC’s the Cariad Show and member of the team behind Austentatious: An Improvised Jane Austen Novel
“one of the strongest character comics on the circuit” **** – Spoonfed
“an extraodinary talent” **** – The Skinny

PAT CAHILL
Pat is well known for his offbeat humour which has seen him win a bag full of awards and even appeared in Channel 4′s Blaps and Chris Moyles’ Comedy Empire (BBC three). Pat has won Chortle Best Newcomer 2012, New Act of the Year (Formerly Hackney Empire) 2012 and The Amused Moose Laugh Off 2011. He was also a finalist for The BBC New Comedy Award Final. He’s a unique and exciting talent.
“Imagine a cross between Sean Lock and Eddie Izzard and you might be getting somewhere, but nowhere close.” – Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard

JAMIE DEMETRIOU
we are also welcoming character comic up and comer Jamie Demetriou who won a shed load of praise for his Edinburgh Festival debut “People Day”
“a Steve Coogan in the making” ***** – The Independent
***** – ThreeWeeks
***** – Fest
“This may just be the best character comedy show on the Fringe” **** – Chortle