The Comedy Club Ashford, Ashford International Hotel - QHotels, Ashford, Ashford

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Host Comedian – Will Marsh
BBC1 – Stand Up for Comic Relief (The Barbican, Plymouth 2011)
BBC1 – The One Show (Comic Relief 2011)
Will Marsh is from the midlands. He isn’t proud of it. His comedy is far from the middle and he sure is proud of that. He is likely to give you black comedy and mix it with observations you probably never had. You may even think about life a little differently once he has finished. One thing is guaranteed, once the laughing stops you will wonder just how messed up this world really is.

Opening Comedian – Special P
“A darkly, deliciously cheeky catalogue of events based on life’s fortunes and misfortunes. Any similarity to actual persons or events whether made-up or real is definitely intentional.” Chortle
In 2001 Special P (Peter Frederick) embarked on a journey, He had a god given gift for making people laugh and he knew from within he was destined to become a comic/comedian actor. He began working on his goal part time, for two years he learnt about comedy, watched other artist perform and he also used stage time to fulfil his aim. He became quickly recognised. During his first two years as a comic, he appeared on Channel fours “so you think you are funny”; he was a finalist in the Wilkinson sword competition and achieved a BECA award for best newcomer.

Headline Comedian – Mandy Muden
Faking It, Heroes of Magic – The Big Stage, Come Dine With Me (All Ch4)
“Hi, I’m Mandy – and I do tricks!” is how the one and only Mandy Muden introduces herself. Described as like “Alison Steadman playing a beauty consultant doing Tommy Cooper-style magic – but without the fez”, Mandy would take that as a compliment. With an act made for the digitally-enhanced age, Mandy has audiences astounded with both the brilliance of some (certainly not all) of her magic and in hysterics at her off-the-cuff one-liners and observations.

Acts subject to change.