About this Event

Laugh Out London presents another night of excellent value alternative comedy featuring Harry Hill.



Date: Monday 25th September 2017

Venue: The Old Queens Head, 144 Essex Rd, London, N1 8LN

Nearest station: Angel (7 minute walk)

Time: Doors 7.30pm, Start 8pm

Tickets: £5 advance, £7 on the door



ADAM HESS

Fast pasted, hyperactive and incredibly Funny. Nominated for Best newcomer in in The Edinburgh Comedy Awards in 2015, this year Adam’s second Edinburgh show received critical praise for his sharp gag writing and manic delivery.



Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Newcomer nominee 2015

“One of the most out and out hilarious shows on the fringe” ★★★★1/2 Chortle

“Adam Hess’s imagination, that while no single narrative can contain all his jokes” - ★★★★ The Scotsman

“I’ve seen few shows that are funnier” – ★★★★ Times

“For high-quality gags per minute there is no better comedian on the fringe” ★★★★ Independent



HARRY HILL

It’s Harry Hill. You know, from TV Burp and Channel 4’s Harry Hill show and loads of others. He’s also an incredible stand-up too winning Best Newcomer at the Edinburgh Comedy Awards in 1992 and being nominated for Best Show in 1994. He’s popping by to do some new material.



LUCY PEARMAN

Wonderfully talented Character comedian and one half of the critically acclaimed LetLuce. Her debut show “Maid of Cabbage” was packed out in Edinburgh receiving a bunch of critical praise.



Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Newcomer Nominee 2017

“There’s a disconcerting energy about Lucy Pearman, which makes it almost impossible not to laugh” - ★★★★ Scotsman

“gleefully silly… there’s an admirable self-assurance” - ★★★★ Fest

“engrossing...it might be very silly, the show captures the true spirit of what Edinburgh Fringe Festival is all about” - ★★★★ The Wee Review



LOU SANDERS

A long-standing favourite in the alternative comedy world and indeed a favourite of ours, Lou is funny, imaginative and silly all at once.

“From the crazy off-beat surrealism of Lou Sanders, it seems like something new is happening in comedy” – The Independent

“Very, very funny” – ★★★★ Chortle

“Utterly delightful and hugely talented… Destined for hugeness” – Time Out