Wednesday 30th May

Tor Leisure Centre, Glastonbury
£9 – Doors 7.30pm, comedy starts 8.30pm
Due to the unpredictable nature of some comics we recommend 16+
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Matthew Osborn

Matthew Osborn is a hugely talented stand-up who started on the circuit in 2002 and went on to win ‘So You Think You’re Funny’ the same year. In 2003 he was named Chortle Best Newcomer and since then has performed on the comedy circuit all over the world, including stints supporting Harry Hill and Al Murray.    
In 2005 Matthew took a break from stand-up to concentrate on his writing and since returning to the circuit in 2007, he picked up where he left off being named English Comedian of the Year in 2009.

“The gags are expertly crafted, perfectly timed and outrageously funny. The impact is exaggerated by a very deliberate delivery that’s all his own” - Chortle

Pat Burtscher

Canadian Pat Burtscher is an exciting and inspiring act who has taken to the comedy circuit like a comedy duck to comedy water. Semi finalist in So You Think You’re Funny and finalist in both the Laughing Horse and Hackney Empire New Act 2008, his supremely confident delivery wins over the toughest of audiences and his cleverly crafted material guarantees the laughs come hard and fast. You may recognise him as the first guy to ever milk a cow on the Cravendale advert.

“A razor- sharp routine, Burtscher’s set is crammed with invention. Highly effective and engaging” – Broadway Baby

Robert White

Winner of the Malcolm Hardee Award for comic originality at the Edinburgh Festival 2010, Robert’s seemingly unassured appearance belies the assuredness of his words. His material derives from his abstract perspective with wordy and sometimes cruel humour, spontaneous musicality, obscure performance pieces and semi-improvised abstract off-shoots. It’s a collection of pockets of randomness all of which are very, very funny and truly engaging.

“White takes hyperactive comedy to new heights. Occasionally he becomes so agitated that the audience doesn't know whether to laugh or call him an ambulance! Brilliant” - The Skinny

Rhodri Rhys

Compere for the night Rhodri Rhys combines sharp wit and observation with a natural geniality. His material is broad and colourful, drawing on his own experiences in his unusual path to a comedy career, while deftly seaming in religion, business, sport and history. Rhodri has been the subject of a number of TV and radio programmes in Welsh, Czech and English and he has gigged all over the world.

"He's one great act to watch for the future" – Time Out