A diverse group of comedians will be hoping to make audiences weep with laughter as part of a Jongleurs Comedy Club show which is coming to Epsom.
Phil Nichol, who was born in Scotland and raised in Canada, has appeared on TV and comedy stages around the country.
The second act, Nick Page, is billed as the "laconic lovechild of Clarkson and Clary" and draws on his experiences as a former bouncer, car dealer and estate agent.
Another comedian Irishman Andrew Ryan made his comedy circuit debut by entering an open mic contest and is now in demand at some of the UK and Ireland's biggest clubs.
And lastly, Rudi Lickwood performs for troops in remote locations such as Afghanistan, Bosnia and Falklands as well as doing comedy here.
Jongleurs; Epsom Playhouse, Ashley Avenue, Epsom; Tuesday, March 31; 8pm; £13; call 01372 742555; visit epsomplayhouse.co.uk.
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