Katie was runner up in the 2012 national competition, the Funny Women awards. Since then she has become a familiar face, appearing at Hot Water when it all began, and also around the north west, and London where she has hosted numerous comedy showcases at the Leicester Square theatre. She also performed her one woman show at the Liverpool Comedy...more

Phil is one of the most prolific writers on the circuit, ensuring his material is up to date and the audience get a fresh show every time they see him. His work rate has not gone unnoticed and in the past he’s been invited to write for BBC Radio 4’s The News Quiz and BBC Radio 4 Extra’s Newsjack. A quick wit and a constant...more

A confident and demanding stage presence has seen scouse funnyman Adam Staunton perform alongside some of the biggest names in comedy, including John Bishop and Sarah Millican. Definitely one to look out for

Eddie Fortune is a Liverpool based comic described as a comedic Tornado, talking about the woes of dating, work life and the need to stay in shape, he occasionally mistakes himself as a Julia Roberts from pretty woman. His act can be a gag a second or an existential monologue, poem or song. Displaying a contradictory self deprecating confidence...more

Tony Carroll had been performing stand up comedy since the 18. Back in 2010, Tony won and/or was a finalist in various new act competitions, performing as a character comedian. He has since changed his persona from a character to just being himself and has again went on to win various competitions and accolades. During The Liverpool Comedy...more