Shows started at the HdN in November 1997

    Phil Kay
    maybe we should do this again sometime ?


      1998


Graham Norton
these days he can afford trousers to match the jacket


Dylan Moran
next stop Le Patache

Felix Dexter
finger it out for yourself


Boothby Graffoe
heartfelt thanks


Ardal O'Hanlon
before Telerama shot him by the canal


Trevor Crook & Adam Bloom in Paris


Sean (opposite) Lock
Aline holds down the fort


Jeff Green
signs on


Mark Steel
signing off


Tommy Tiernan
is introduced to the wierd world of citrate de betaine
(which we have since learnt was introduced to Harold Pinter by Samuel Becket)
Tommy zapped back to London to appear before Prince Charles
- who only had him for a mere 7 minutes,
when we loved every single second of his two hours or more. Awesome!
And he only came for the bread.


Jason Byrne


Rich Hall
Rich's haul


Ed Byrne


Ed Stood Up and Out for close to two and three quarter hours in Paris. Breaking Tommy Tiernan's record and winning masses of new fans. The "Fisty Ups" fresh from the lips of Sean out of Stolly's was a freudian slip he meant to say fisticuff's - that threw Ed a true hecklers boomerang and had him still flumoxed at 2 am in the Hairy Lemon!


Arj Barker


Al Murray
After his sensational shows here in he went on to snatch the Perrier award the following year.
As did Rich Hall in 2000. Maybe doing december shows brings you luck.

Two landlords + James