Jenny Bede is a actor & comedy writer/performer from Pinner, the town from which Elton John also hails. Much like Sir Elton, she wears a wig, is married to a man named David Furnish & had a hit with the song 'Rocketman' in 1972.

Born in the 80's, Jenny always took an interest in performing and decided to apply to the prestigious Royal Academy of Music (where EJ also attended). She was accepted onto the Musical Theatre course under the direction of Mary Hammond, where she later graduated with Distinction.

Jess produced and starred in her debut one-woman show at The Edinburgh Festival 2014. Gaining 4 & 5 star reviews during the run, Jess Robinson: Mighty Voice sold out the 175 seat venue and was nominated for a Chortle Comedy Award.

In 2015 she returned to Edinburgh with an all-new show…

Jess Robinson: The Rise Of Mighty Voice
Directed by Rohan Acharya
Written by Jess Robinson & Nick Doody
Musical Arrangements by Kirsty Newton & Jess Robinson
With Musical Direction by co-performer Kirsty Newton

Tortured knife wielding French chanteuse La Poule Plombée, a cabaret character of Sarah-Louise Young.

Backed either by his trademark shrunken guitar or a canned cinematic orchestra, Laurence Owen's musical style is unusually dramatic and far-reaching for a comedy act, and is packed with melodramatic storytelling, spiky observations and meticulous attention to detail.

Laurence has taken two solo hour-long shows to the Edinburgh Fringe - Lullabies Of Pervland (2014) and Cinemusical (2015).

Aside from comedy, he is also an award-winning film and theatre composer.

Loretta is a disturbed American singer-songwriter described by The Guardian newspaper as "Dolly Parton seen through the lens of Mike Leigh".

Marcel Lucont - flâneur, raconteur, bon-viveur, and easily the greatest UK-based French comedian around.

Marcel has toured the world with his dry wit, bawdy chansons and exquisite sex poetry.

He is the French alter ego of Alexis Dubus, an English alternative comedian and actor.

Opera, cabaret and satire

Jeff Wysaski makes funny things for a living.

Dana Elaine Owens (born March 18, 1970), professionally known by her stage name Queen Latifah, is an American singer, songwriter, rapper, actress, model, television producer, record producer, comedienne, and talk show host. Born in Newark, New Jersey, she signed with Tommy Boy Records in 1989. In November 1989, she had released her debut album All Hail the Queen (1989), featuring the hit single "Ladies First" with Monie Love. Latifah released her second album Nature of a Sista (1991), which was her final album with Tommy Boy Records.

Rachel Parris is an award-winning comedian, and also musician, actor and improviser. As a musical comedian she has reached the finals of national competitions including Leicester Square New Comedian and Hackney Empire New Act of The Year as well as being placed runner-up in the Funny Women Awards and the Musical Comedy Awards 2012.