Gits and Shiggles Comedy - Lost Voice Guy
Lost Voice Guy + Tom Rosenthal + Sindhu Vee + Sara Barron + Catherine Bohart (M.C)
Entry Requirements: 18+ after 7pm
Gits and Shiggles is one of London's best comedy nights, organizing events throughout the capital as well as monthly at its residency at The Half Moon, Putney.
Bringing you the best in emerging, established and alternative stand-up, sketch, musical, character and improv comedy, acts performing at past and future events include Jack Whitehall, Alistair McGowan, Sean Hughes, Josh Widdicombe, Henning Wehn, Holly Walsh, Andrew Lawrence, Josh Howie, Loretta Maine, EastEnd Cabaret, Andy Zaltzman, Rich Fulcher, Tom Rosenthal, Mark Little, Piff the Magic Dragon, Pappy's, Humphrey Ker, Dr Brown, Cardinal Burns, Tony Law, The Beta Males, Isy Suttie, Frank Sanazi, Wit Tank, Norman Lovett, Alex Horne, Adam Bloom, Ava Vidal, Lucy Porter, Patrick Monahan, Jigsaw, Jay Foreman, Daniel Simonsen, Stephen Carlin and Bridget Christie.
"Awesome comedy night... If you haven't been yet, go. They've got chairs and everything" - Rich Fulcher, The Mighty Boosh
Line Up
Lee Ridley is an English stand-up comedian from Newcastle. Disabled since early life, and unable to speak, he is the first standup comedian in Britain to use a communication aid in his routines, performing them under the stage name of Lost Voice Guy. Lee is the first comedian to win Britain’s Got Talent (2018)
Nominated as Best Breakthrough Act at the 2011 British Comedy awards, Tom Rosnethal is one of the UK's finest stand-ups and comic actors, with lead roles in Channel 4's Friday Night Dinner and ITV's Plebs.
He has also been seen in 8 Out of 10 Cats, Alan Davies' As Yet Untitled, Drunk History, Broadchurch, Horrible Histories, The Last Leg, Comedy Central's Roast Battle, Sweat the Small Stuff, Virtually Famous, Celebrity Squares and Dave's One Night Stand.
"A rock solid comic" Chortle
"Like a young Mark Watson, he packs in a very high degree of laughs per minute" The List
Sara Barron is a US stand-up and author of “The Harm in Asking” and “People Are Unappealing.” Her work has appeared in Vanity Fair, on Showtime’s This American Life, NPR’s Weekend Edition, NBC’s Today Show, and HBO’s comedy festival. She is a frequent host of The Moth: True Stories Told Live.
As heard on The Guilty Feminist and BBC Radio 4 Extra. Contributor to Dave Gorman’s Modern Life is Goodish.
'Darkly humorous… smart… acerbic' (Bust Magazine). 'Rib-tickling' (Chicago Sun-Times). 'When you're not squirming, you're laughing out loud' (LA Times).
As seen on Comedy Central’s Roast Battle.
“The word ‘personable’ doesn’t begin to capture the easy, assured, mild-mannered charm she exudes” Chortle
"Pretty much the perfect comedy package" Bruce Dessau, Beyondthejoke
