Time Out Introduces

Show Info Age & Content Guide

Genre Entertainment

First Performance 18/04/2013

Closing 21/06/2013

Running Time 90 mins

Arena-filling stand-ups, DVD bestsellers, telly regulars – it’s taken years for household-name comics to get to where they are today. So, who will be the next superstar stand-ups? Find out at Time Out Introduces…, showcasing Britain’s best up-and-coming comics handpicked by Time Out Comedy Editor Ben Williams.

Suitable for ages 18 and over. Runs for approximately 90 minutes.

Thursday 18th April
Liam Williams
Sunil Patel
Karl Schultz
Sam Savage
Kwame Asante
Larry Dean
Adam Larter
Matt Rees
Plus star host Andrew Maxwell

Friday 21st June
Lucy Beaumont
Pat Cahill
Sofie Hagen
Alfie Brown
Adam Hess
Mark Stephenson
Harriet Kemsley
David Mills
Plus host star Stephen K Amos

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