Gavin Webster has been a stand-up comic for over 30 years. He started out as one half of double act ‘Scarboro and Thick,’ before going solo and progressing from local gigs to closing the London Comedy Store in just seven years. He was signed to ‘Off the Kerb,’ one of the country’s top comedy agencies.  

He made his national television debut in 2001, appearing on BBC One’s ‘The Stand Up Show’ and has appeared on many panel shows on the BBC and Channel 4, as well as supporting Jack Dee, Phill Jupitus, Sean Lock and Kevin Bridges on national tours. 

He regularly features on BBC Radio 4, and has appeared on ‘News Quiz,’ and ‘Show What You Wrote,’ with John Thompson, Shobna Gulati and Chris Addison.

John Gibson is a stand-up comedian and comedy writer from South Shields.

From the first moment that John stepped onto a stage he never wanted to leave it - but he had to leave it because living on a stage simply wasn’t practical. 

As a natural joke writer, John was being paid to write and perform comedy within a year of his first appearance. John is now a regular on the stand-up comedy circuit. 

Previously, John was a writer on BBC Radio Newcastle’s comedy sketch show ‘It’s Grin Up North’ and a finalist in both the 2020 Clement and La Frenais Comedy Award sketch writing competition and the 2020 Alphabetti Theatre sketch writing competition.

Lee Kyle is a stand-up comedian, writer and podcaster from South Tyneside, a regular at comedy clubs and festivals all over the UK and beyond, Lee is known for his leftfield style of story-telling and top class ad-libbing abilities. 

His book, Spandex Ballet, about his time as a professional wrestler, reached the top five of comedy biographies on Amazon and his highly regarded stand up shows, such as Kicking Potatoes Into The Sea have five star reviews from various publications. 

As a podcaster, he can be heard on the long running Which Is The Best? with Sammy Dobson as well as The Oxbridge Entrance Exam and his brand new show What’s It Like…? 

Si Beckwith is a stand-up comedian and writer from Newcastle Upon Tyne.

Si started stand-up comedy after years of writing creatively, critically while also playing in bands, though with a love for stand-up comedy being the one creative venture he was desperate to start. Call centre jobs slowly chipping away at his soul, he endeavoured to 'give it a go', and got up on stage at Long Live Comedy upstairs at The Dog & Parrott in Newcastle’s city centre (the same stage so many excellent North East acts had started on) in 2012 for his first gig.

Si has packed plenty in to a relatively short career, he’s gigged regularly and prolifically since those opening days, up and down the country. Si has made sure to hone his craft on all manner of stages, developing into a respected, reliable stand-up comedian who has a creative approach to all he does.