Harry Stachini is a writer, stand-up comedian and podcaster based in Manchester. A regular at some of the UKs top comedy clubs and festivals, including The Comedy Store. Internationally, Harry has headlined at The Laughter Factory in Dubai and The Comedy Lounge in Perth, Australia, as well as touring the Adelaide, Melbourne, and Brisbane Comedy Festivals as part of Mary Tobin Presents Best of The Edinburgh Festival 2025. Harry's stand-up solo shows have enjoyed success at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival with his debut Fringe show, Tigers Dont Cry, in 2019, followed by his second solo show, Grenade, which achieved a completely sold-out run at the 2024 Edinburgh Fringe Festival, earning a Best Show nomination and glowing 4- and 5-star reviews. Critics praised it as modern observational storytelling at its best (On The Mic) and comically tight with relentless pace and quick delivery (Ed Fest Mag). Furthermore, his latest 2025 Fringe show, Lobster, achieved a sellout run and received a 4½-star review, described as British comedy at its best (One4Review).
Clementine Bogg-Hargroves is (not so) fresh off her 2025 Edinburgh Fringe run and gearing up for new work at EdFringe 2026. She unleashes Shaun Guff - "Yorkshire-based robustness and sunny charm" ★★★★ (The Scotsman) - in a dangerously stupid seminar brimming with joyful audience interaction. A Times Critics' Choice (2021), she's praised for "Winning humour and infectious irreverence" ★★★★ (The Stage), "Infectious wit" ★★★★ (The List) and is a prime example that - "Nothing is perfect" ★★★★★ (Broadway Baby).