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Jack Barry is probably the only stand up on the circuit with a degree in Chinese. What a waste. After excitedly stumbling his way around the stand up and sketch circuits, performing at nights for CKP, Knock 2 Bag, the Invisible Dot and the BBC Comedy Tent in Edinburgh, Jack then went on to support James Acaster on the UK tours of Edinburgh Award-nominated shows Prompt and Lawnmower. Jack has been a regular at the Edinburgh Festival since first appearing with critically acclaimed student sketch group the Leeds Tealights who were named Best Student Sketch Group 2010. In 2012 Jack made his stand-up debut at the festival in double-header 'Your New Mild Friends', and as part of short lived and stupidly named sketch group HMS Ship. He returned in 2013 as part of the prestigious Pleasance Comedy Reserve, as well as performing on the Free Fringe as one half of sketch duo Twins. As a solo live performer Steve Hall has provided the support for Russell Howard on his sell-out national tours Adventures, Dingledodies and the 2009 arena tour Big Rooms And Belly Laughs. Steve's recent work has included writing on Russell Howard's Good News series 6, 7 and 8 as well as a second series of writing for BBC Radio 4's The Now Show and taking his solo show Steve Hall's Very Still Life to the 2011 Edinburgh Festival. A finalist in the BBC New Comedy Award and Daily Telegraph Open Mic Award, Steve Hall made his Fringe debut in 2003 in the sell-out Edinburgh show, Three Men And A Giant. Steve returned to Edinburgh in 2008 with his first solo stand up show solo show Vice Captain Loser. Iain Stirling - BAFTA-nominated presenter and Chortle-nominated comedian. As seen on Russell Howard's Good News (BBC 3) and previously Russell Kane's tour support. Following two consecutive sell-out years at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival (2012 & 2013) Iain presents some brand new material in preparation for his next hotly-anticipated solo show.