With a combined age of less than one Michael McIntyre, here’s an hour of great jokes from two of the South West’s finest up-and-coming comedians. Ben Treloar: Winning Cornish Comedian of the Year 2023 and shortlisted for the BBC New Comedy Awards, Ben is one to watch. With self-deprecating punchlines and quick crowd-work, it’s easy to see why he’s getting booked across the UK and providing tour support for TV names. “Bloody funny” - Jessica Fostekew Ollie Young: A comic from Bath who’s already impressed the scene with his dry wit and writing skills, he's a Standup for Cider Finalist, a Chortle Student Comedy Semi-Finalist and truly personifies the phrase, 'first the worst second the best'. "Turns out a lot funnier than that sounds" - Bath Echo.

Weddings. Witches. Weeping in the girls bathroom. Caroline is going on an emotional journey and you're invited in her debut stand-up show. Caroline McEvoy is a Northern Irish comedian based in London. She's founder and resident MC of 2x Chortle award-winning night Comedy Bandits. 'She's a star' Alison Spittle Nominated for Pleasance Reserve 2024 Komedia New Act Semi-Finalist So You Think You're Funny? Semi-Finalist 3x Funny Women Stage Awards Shortlist

Happy To Be Here. A split bill WIP from Omari Douglas and Emma Hughes, Bristol's finest oddballs. Omari and Emma are never really sure how they end up anywhere but they’re usually pretty happy to be there.

Get ready for an unpredictable, unflinching and unrepeatable night of comedy with Greg Winfield in Whatever You Say. This show is a masterclass of improvised moments of “genius” (Matt Lucas), found on the roadside of a comedy journey heading somewhere no one else will take you. As you’ll see from his viral clips online - Greg is genuinely not able to take things seriously, especially very serious things. Discover the impact this has on his life, his relationships, and his penile trauma and find yourself laughing at things you tried really hard not to.

In February 2022, Jack stopped drinking. July ‘22, he packed in cigarettes. August 2023 he gave up meat all together. October ‘23 he moved to Bristol. Cravings are still there as he continues his quest to become painfully dull. Award winning comedian, Jack Campbell, is working on a new show about giving up whilst giving in. Tour Support for Larry Dean, Daliso Chaponda, Rhys James and Luisa Omielan English Comedian of the Year (2014)

Award-winning musical comedian JoJo Maberly (BBC One, BBC Radio 4, BBC Three) grew up in the sticks. So she became obsessed with sticks, and then, naturally, she became obsessed with Ewan McGregor. In this innocently unhinged show, JoJo takes us through the multiple obsessions she has conquered and surrendered to during her embarrassingly angsty teenage years in rural England. With 'witty and unexpected' (Chortle) songs on her guitar, and what can only be described as tortured wails through her loop pedal, JoJo crafts crude jokes 'while somehow maintaining an endearing innocence' showing 'likeability and talent in equal measure' (FunnyWomen.com), and 'impressive musical chops' (BeyondTheJoke). JoJo is the winner of the inaugural Bristol Comedy Competition 2025 and the Best Newcomer prize at the Musical Comedy Awards 2023. She has written for BBC Radio 4, and her standup has been featured as part of the BBC New Comedy Awards on BBC Three. JoJo's first ever comedy gigs were with Locally Sourced, so she is extremely excited to be performing at the Exeter Comedy Festival this year.

Homeless Sex Biscuit is award winning comedian, Kev Mud's sell out, award nominated, debut hour. Stories of times on the street, taking billions off multinational companies, hiding in a caravan in Cornwall, suicide, addiction and also funny things to do with tits and willies etc. "An intoxicating mix of surreal stand up and social justice. Self deprecating... leftfield... absurdist! A breakthrough success!" - THE GUARDIAN "He's a dead cert this guy. Future star!” - BBC "Genuinely very good!” - THE STAND "You clever, clever man!" - SPENCER JONES "Honest, Charming, Humorous. A crowd pleaser.” - BRITISH COMEDY GUIDE "You're a funny f★ck.” - ARI SHAFFIR "Kev is not only a solid and hilarious jokesmith, but is also able to provide a necessary perspective which is severely under-represented in comedy. His ability to discuss homelessness, addiction, and mental health in a way which feels accessible, informative, AND funny is a skill to be encouraged and praised.” - BEC HILL

Bonsense!..is comedy nonsense from our Bonces. What to expect... “Mimi is the charming high-energy queen of musical satire and Larry merges hysterical observational comedy with high drama. This show is going to be giddy and possibly a bit unhinged, like an episode of ‘Blue Peter’, written and directed by Guy Ritchie.” Ed Tripp If you fancy a good laugh come along or if your feeling a little masochistic and want to see a man shoved into a cardboard box with 50 sharpened spears shot through him... that’s in it too! Mimi won Cornwall Comedian of the Year 2022 on just her third gig. She discovered she loves making people smile, so she kept going. With her ukulele, she mixes her ditties with stand-up, sharing sharp but playful observations. Expect charm, chuckles, and possibly a singalong you weren’t prepared for. Larry Pears Cornwall Comedian of the year 2024 Expect strong comedy and silly voices ...then lower your expectations and settle for silly voices to avoid disappoint. A regular fixture in the comedy scene, performing with renowned groups such as Mischief Theatre in The Play That Goes Wrong. "The man will make you skitter and shake with laughter like you wouldn't believe" - CAMBRIDGE NEWS

Returning from her sell-out debut show, Lulu brings you a new hour of jokes about love, obsession and raccoons, as she tries to answer the question ‘is love just a form of mental illness?’ This stand up show also includes a piano, some songs and a dog (if you needed any extra convincing). ‘Highly recommended’ - Stephen Fry ‘Hilarious’ - The List ‘Biting wit and playful punchlines’ - British Comedy Guide

BBC New Comedian of the year 2024 Paul Hilleard figures out his first hour. Expect daft & dry, oddball observations as he tackles all of the days big issues including: bus drivers, yoga and hot stews.