DAVE DYNAMITE

After a short spell as an underpant model for Freemans catalogue, Dave Dynamite turned his hand to freedom fighting in Columbia. As a mercinary Dave or the ‘ Butcher of Croydon’ as he was known, found he had a gift for telling jokes.

Although not a lot of his victims laughed as they ‘was blindfolded and shot like dogs’.

Forced to resign from his career as a bus driver after an incident involving a llama, him dressed in a giant chicken outfit with a huge strap on, was captured on the buses cctv.

Dave has set his sights on the Edinburgh Festival. Wound up like a ticking alarm clock, prepare yourself for 20 minutes of vein throbbing anger and utter stupidity which will be forced down your throat like a cocktail on a club 18-30’s holiday.

DAVE THOMPSON

Best known for playing Tinky Winky in the Teletubbies, Dave plays a semi-regular character in both series of Al Murray's sitcom Time Gentlemen Please, and two cameo roles in Ben Elton's feature film Maybe Baby. Dave has appeared in ITV's The All New Harry Hill Show, and TV Burp! and plays various roles in Harry Hill's stage show, Wild Horses.

Dave is an international stand-up comedian and compere, known for his brilliant one-liners and odd persona. He has written for Harry Hill's TV Burp! and The Sketch Show, which were broadcast on ITV. Both series of The Sketch Show have sold around the world, including to CBS in America.

Dave co-wrote (with Jim Tavare) part of the book Sit Down Comedy, which was published in August 2003. Dave also writes for other stand-up comedians appearing live and on TV. These include Bruce Forsyth, Boothby Graffoe, Jim Tavare, John Moloney, Dominic Frisbee, Phil Davey, and Tony Law.

Live Work

Stand up work includes Jongleurs, The Comedy Store, Banana Cabaret, Hampstead Comedy Club, Up the Creek, Red Rose, Kings Head, Comic Discipline
Overseas work includes Ireland, France, Sweden, The Falklands, Holland, The Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary, and The USA.
Corporate work includes Red Star, VLM Airlines and Lloyds TSB, plus a number of corporate functions in Holland and Sweden, and corporate writing.

Film and Television

Television credits include: First Born for the BBC; Harry Hill's Fruit Fancies for Avalon TV; Teletubbies for the BBC; Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea and The Trojan Horse for CBS; Funny Business and The Paul Ross Show, both for Carlton TV; Not The Jack Docherty Show and The Comedy Network for C5; Dream World, The Harry Hill Show, Paul Zenon's Turning Tricks and TV Unzipped all for C4; I Love 1997 and Never Mind the Buzzcocks for the BBC; The All New Harry Hill Show and TV Burp! for ITV, and Time Gentlemen Please for SKY and The Paramount Comedy Channel, Hot for Men and Motors Channel Granada Sky; and Hot for MTV.

Dave has been in a number of commercials including: Barclays Bank, Golden Wonder, British Gas, The Observer Newspaper, Walkers Crisps, Taunton Cider and Cadbury's Fuse Bar.

Dave has also done warm-up spots for The Harry Hill Show and The Ben Elton Show, and has been in the feature film - Maybe Baby directed by Ben Elton.

RHOD RHYS

Rhod Rhys has moved swiftly since joining the comedy circuit and can now be seen regularly as an act and compére in London, across the UK and internationally.

Rhod has been the subject of a number of TV and radio programmes in Welsh, Czech and English (S4C, TV Nova, BBC Wales). He has done comedy gigs in Warsaw, Moscow, New York, Budapest, Prague and Bahrain.

With a business and commercial background, he is also in demand for corporate work (Promax Advertising Awards, RICS Eastern Europe Forum, Prague Chamber of Commerce).

Rhods act combines sharp wit and observation with a natural geniality. His material is broad and colourful, drawing on his own experiences in his unusual path to a comedy career, while deftly seaming in religion, business, sport and history too.

MC:LENNY PETERS

Lenny has been a professional comedy actor for over ten years. He has appeared in a number of TV sit coms including LIFE AS WE KNOW IT with Richard Wilson (BBC)& FIFTEEN STORIES HIGH with Shaun Lock (BBC). He has played numerous comedy characters in adverts and on radio. His stage experience covers comic roles as
diverse as Algernon in THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST, Malvolio in 12TH NIGHT, Bottom in A MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM and a big fat monkey in APES SOCIETY.

As a stand up Lenny has appeared at many clubs including The Comedy Store.

His Edinburgh show in 2007 ,a mix of stand up, sketches and improv, "COMEDY COCKTAIL" was a sell out success.