Stephen K Amos returns to his favourite east London comedy club.
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“One of the most likable figures in British comedy… this format suits him down to the ground”
Radio Times
“We roared at ad-libbing that was first rate throughout… Amos at his best. You’ll leave the show smiling”
The Times
A firm favourite int he UK and Australia Mr Amos has presented the critically acclaimed documentary Prejudice and Pride on BBC Four, starred in QI, Museum of Curiosity, Just A Minute & of course Live @ The Apollo. He’s had 3 of his own Radio 4 series Life: An Idiots Guide also starring Chief Imp Susan Murray.
Awards
Nominee Best Supporting Performer in a Male Identifying Role in a Play – WhatsOnStage Awards 2022 (My Night With Reg)
Winner The Connolly Best International Act Award – Laughs of Launnie International Comedy Festival 2019
Winner Critics Choice Awards – Perth International Comedy Festoval 2013
Nominee Best Compare – Chortle Comedy Award 2008, 2007, 2004
Nominee BAFTA 2007
Winner Best International Guest Comedian – NZ Comedy Guild Awards 2007
Winner Best International Comedy Award – NZ Comedy Festival 2007
Winner Spirit of the Festival Award – NZ Comedy Festival 2005
Nominee Richard Pryor Award 2004
Winner Best Stand Up – Time Out Live 2004
TOM TOAL
One of comedy’s rising stars he performed his debut show On The Scrapheap about the break-up of his 6 year relationship at the Edinburgh and Leicester Festivals in 2010 achieving widespread acclaim and reviews.
The follow up Rom-Coms and Revolutions followed in similar vein playing to a complete sell out audience for the full run.
In 2013 Tom Toal performed at The Comedy Reserve with The Pleasance at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and in 2014 TT became an Amused Moose Best Comedy Show finalist for his solo Edinburgh Festival Fringe show, Prequel. In March 2017, he opened gigs for Rob Brydon for some of Rob’s tour across the country.
One of Tom’s major strengths is his ability to adapt to his audience. Having hosted a range of events from Post Rock Bands album launch to benefit nights for the Socialist Workers Party, Tom has no trouble changing his style to suit the audience, whether it be Stag/Hen weekends, art centre events or corporate crowds.