Upcoming London Stand Up Comedy Shows

Mike Wilmot is a fast talking Canadian stand-up comedian whose close-to-the-bone repetoire leaves the audience in a state of hilarity that most comedians can only dream of. In 2005 he won two Canadian Comedy Awards for best male stand-up and best actor for his work in It's All Gone Pete Tong. Wilmot has also appeared on Corner Gas, The Jon Dore Television Show, The Foundation, British TV shows such as Never Mind the Buzzcocks, and alongside American comedian Rich Hall in BBC television series Rich Hall's Fishing Show and Rich Hall's Cattle Drive. He was the host of the Paramount comedy series Comedy Blue. He has also appeared on the Australian TV show Good News Week (Network 10) as a guest panelist and visits Australia annually to perform at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

Pete Johansson has earned the title of global headlining comic with a relentless non stop schedule taking him to every corner of the globe. His unique socially progressive, intellectually challenging, yet accessible and silly comedy has garnered a devoted following of fans looking for laughs with something more. This profile was recently bolstered with his very well reviewed (chortle.co.uk) first comedy special 'You might also enjoy...Pete Johansson' released by Netflix simultaneously in 82 countries and a critically acclaimed and powerful appearance on Comedy Central’s ‘This is Not Happening’. A favourite at comedy festivals, Pete is one of only three Canadians ever nominated for an Edinburgh award at the Edinburgh Fringe, and has been invited to perform from South Africa to Australia to Singapore. Originally from Kelowna, Pete started performing in his teens, and developed his art from coast to coast in Canada making his first appearance at The Just For Laughs festival when he was only 24 and following that up with 6 more appearances at the festival over his 20 year career, including 4 galas taped for the CBC. Numerous other TV appearances fill his resume, from The Late Late Show on CBS, Premium Blend on Comedy Central, Friday Night on NBC, Russell Howard's Good News on BBC, The Best of the Fest on Channel 4, Live From the Comedy Store on Comedy Central, Russell Peters Red Light District on Showtime, 2 Episodes of ‘The Debaters’ TV show on CBC, one of which was nominated for a Canadian Comedy Award, and three Winnipeg Comedy festival Gala’s. A relentless writer, and social critic you can always expect an engaging and intriguing show from this once in a lifetime comedian.

Scott Faulconbridge  has delighted audiences with his masterful timing, quirky story telling and quick improvisational wit to established himself as “among the best stand-up comedians on the continent”. 

Young, hot and cuddly, Jay Brown first did stand up at seven years of age in Jamaica. He was on vacation with his family and attended an open mic night at the hotel’s beach party. He was a big hit and was forever bitten by the comedy bug. A professional comic since 1988, he has toured all over Canada, the United States, and parts of Europe. A regular on the Yuk Yuk's International circuit, he has opened for Andy Kindler (Everybody Loves Raymond), Doug Stanhope (The Man Show), and dated Heather Locklear. That last one isn’t really a credit but it’s true and he tells everybody so you’ll eventually hear about it anyway. Hard edged yet affable, Brown relates hip anecdotes and clever observations with a no holds barred, take no prisoner attitude. The tattooed Brown has recently added his show stopping electric guitar talents to the mix and brings crowds to their feet with comedy and hard rock licks. It’s one of the most unique musical/comedy infusions since Henny Youngman jammed with Jimmy Hendrix and has made Jay the most sought after acts anywhere. Clubs are clamoring to book him for return engagements within weeks as opposed to the usual 12 to 16 months.

From a blue-collar background, Nick Beaton cuts through the bullshit of an overly bureaucratic society that takes itself way too seriously. Whether it’s done through his opinionated rants, hard-hitting jokes, or his disarming "every man" personality Nick Beaton is a favourite wherever he performs.  He has performed on 4 continents, 7 countries, and over 40 cities.  His run at the Edinburgh Festival received glowing five star reviews, from both “Broadway Baby” and “Three Weeks,” the latter of which described him as having, “enviable confidence, timing, and manner of a comedian with decades of experience beyond his years.”  Nick wrote for the hit show on CTV, Spun Out staring Dave Foley was a panellist on Match Game and was featured on CBC's The Debaters.  He has performed at Montreal’s International Just For Laughs Comedy Festival three times, as well as the Halifax Comedy Festival, the Moncton Comedy Festival, the Sudbury Comedy Festival and the Icebreakers Comedy Festival.  He has received numerous accolades for his comedy, including winning the 2007 Just For Laughs Toronto Home-grown Competition, and being nominated for two Canadian Comedy Awards, including one for his comedy special, “Comedy Now!” that aired nationally in Canada.

Dylan Gott has performed in 21 countries across the globe, been nominated for a Canadian Comedy Award, appeared on Comedy Central and Viceland UK in 'Bobby and Harriet are Getting Married, performed at prestigious comedy festivals, had his own televised special and hosted his own radio show on SiriusXM Radio.

Tim is one of Canada’s top comedic talents, both as a stand up and comedy writer.  He has written on two of Canada’s longest running comedy series – five seasons on This Hour Has 22 Minutes (CBC), and all 15  seasons on The Rick Mercer Report (CBC).  Tim was one of the creators of the top Canadian comedy special in Canadian history “Talking to American’s” starring Rick Mercer.  Between the two shows, Tim has won four Gemini Awards and three Canadian Screen Awards for best comedic writing.  As well as numerous Writers’ Guild Awards, Canadian Comedy Awards and an International Emmy Award nomination.   Tim has had many projects in development including The Tim Steeves Show with Bell Media, where he was the show runner and executive producer.  Tim’s comedy specials include, Comedy Now (CTV and The Comedy Network) and Comics! (CBC), for which he was nominated for a Gemini Award. Four gala performances at the Just for Laughs comedy festival in Montreal. Many Canadians know Tim from his TV work, as a co-star on The Bette Show (CBC) and as the host of the sports trivia show Game On (Global) and the raucous male chat show Real Men (Global).

David Merry is a dynamite stand-up comedian and a certified golf pro. He won Canada's "Club Comic of the Year" Award and was nominated for Best One-Man Show & Best Variety Act at the Canadian Comedy Awards.

Alex's high energy style mixes finely tuned jokes and storytelling. He's performed at the Montreal Just For Laughs festival twice