OUR NEXT SHOW!

Date: Wednesday 21st June 2023
Time: 8.00-10.00pm (doors open 7.45pm)
Tickets: £8.50 if booked in advance via: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/time2shinecomedy
Remaining tickets are sold on the door at £10.00 subject to availability. Advanced booking is always recommended! Line up is correct at time of posting but may be subject to change.

 Kate Smurthwaite performs stand-up comedy all over the UK and around the world and is currently touring her 16th one-woman show, Humanity's Last Hope, which previewed at the 2022 Edinburgh Fringe Festival. She performs at major clubs including Manford’s, The Stand, The Comedy Store and Piccadilly Comedy Club as well as alternative venues such as Quantum Leopard, What The Frock, Bring Your Own Baby and The Poodle Club. In 2013 she won a Three Week's Editor's Choice Award naming her one of the ten best things about the Edinburgh Fringe. Kate has appeared as a panellist on Question Time as well as The Big Questions, This Morning, BBC News, Sky News, Woman's Hour, The Today Program, The Moral Maze, Newsnight and is a regular guest on Channel 5’s Jeremy Vine show. She has written for a huge range of publications including The Guardian, The Independent, The Telegraph, The Mirror, Cosmopolitan, Stylist, New Statesman and New Internationalist. Kate has also written for TV, radio and web series, including Have I Got News For You and BBC3’s BAFTA-winning The Revolution Will Be Televised.

Dave Chawner is a number 1 best-selling author, award-winning stand up, presenter & mental health campaigner. His first Edinburgh show, Normally Abnormal, sensitively used humour to explore his anorexic past. The show received critical acclaim, had sell-out shows and went on UK tour. As a result, the show was given an award by The UK's Eating Disorder Charity  at The Houses Of Parliament in 2014. Since then Dave has gone on to do shows about adult circumcision, veganism and mental health. He's a stand-in for BBC's Mock The Week & Channel 4's Taskmaster, a regular Friday presenter on The Talk Radio Breakfast Show with Julia Hartley-Brewer and has appeared on BBC Breakfast, ITV's Lorraine, Jeremy Vine On 5, Radio 1, Radio 2 and Radio 4. Dave has written for National newspapers including The Guardian, The Telegraph and Metro as well as numerous magazines including Cosmopolitan, GQ and Men's Fitness.

Managing to mix silliness with edginess, writer and comedian Juliet Meyers has a chatty gag-driven style that allows her to interact with the crowd; this makes her much in demand both as a comedian and an MC across the UK comedy circuit, Europe and Australia. She has also had sell-out shows at Melbourne Comedy Festival, as well as at Edinburgh, Manchester, Guildford and Buxton Fringe with her show ‘This Flipping Rescue Dog Has Ruined My Life’ which she performed with her co-star Homer the Portuguese Podengo. Juliet and Homer are regulars at many comedy clubs in the UK and have also appeared at The Dog tails conference in Devon, and on ‘A Dog’s Life’ podcast and on Radio London’s Barking Hour. Juliet was a writer on Sarah Millican’s TV Programme on BBC2 and also Elephant In The Room, Sarah’s show on radio 4, as well as 8/10 Cats and Mock The Week. She has also been the warm-up act for BBC radio4’s Women’s Hour live broadcast. Juliet has gained a reputation for topical comedy and has been a panellist on various comedy shows discussing current affairs.

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Based in London, Luca Cupani is considered the most British of the new generation of Italian comedians, not just because of his double citizenship, but also because of his style and quirky dry humour. His first stand up gig was at the famous Gong Show at the London Comedy Store – and won. This set him off nicely on his path to winning the So You Think You’re Funny? at the Fringe in 2015. Luca has been gigging in Dubai and across Europe (Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Sweden, Denmark to name a few) and of course in Italy, where he has appeared on Zelig, the most successful Italian TV comedy show (recorded live in front of an audience of 2300 people). Cupani has appeared at the Just For Laughs Festival in Montreal, competed in Seattle and San Francisco International Comedy Festival and regularly performs at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Luca’s latest show Happy Orphan received multiple rave reviews. His solo show in Italian has been broadcasted on the TV channel Rai 5 and it is available on streaming on Amazon Prime Video (Italian Stand Up, episode 3). Luca’s UK credits include appearing on Comedians Vs. News (BBC World Service) The Arts Hour (BBC World Service) and The Arts Hour International Comedy Show (BBC World Service)

Rachel Creeger is a multi-award-winning stand-up comedian, writer, director and broadcaster, and resident MC for "Comedy Upstairs at the Adam & Eve”. She co-hosts internationally renowned chat show podcast "Jew Talkin' To Me?", and Neighbours superfan podcast “Leaving Erinsborough”. Rachel is a regular guest comedian on BBC One’s Sunday Morning Live and BBC Radio London’s Sunny and Shay Show, has appeared on NextUp Comedy, and been heard across the BBC Radio network’s flagship shows on BBC Radio 4, BBC Radio 2, BBC Radio 5 Live, and many other regional stations. Winner: Most Audience Recommended Show, Camden Fringe 2012 and Best Comedy, Greater Manchester Fringe 2017. Nominee: Best Comedy, Greater Manchester Fringe 2022. She is currently previewing her new show, “Rachel Creeger: Ultimate Jewish Mother”.