Tuesday night at The Bell was a really fun show. Kicking things off was Aarian Mehrabani and the problem with NHS porn. Next was Arthur Mitchell and why your choice of commute station is sooooo important. It was then over to Stanislav Gunko, whose pronouns are He-throw. After Stan was Jill Duncan, who may or may not stalking her therapist, Meatloaf. We then had Hayden Rose, who is very triggered by lip-readers. Joanne Mallon then told us why you can’t take anything serious that rhymes with bubbles. Next was Tony Matthews, a man who’s never been able to get his levitation classes off the ground. Before our first half headliner we had the hilarious Paul Little, who will soon be looking at becoming a pro act…if he gets made redundant. Closing the first half was the “absolute unit” that is Megan O’Brien, a lady who’d happy deck any shadow boxers at the gym.
After the break we got off to a great start thanks to Sonny Savage whose death certificate might register cause of death being terminally clumsy. It was then over to Kamien Deane, who describes his style of comedy as self-defecating. After Kamien was Jack Townsend, whose dad was really quite the role model. Next was Lincoln Ho and the chiropractic benefits of dating taller before Mark Ghannam told us why time in France will give you excessive dick energy. Jamie Huffmaster then told us why Norfolk and Suffolf should joined be called Fuck. Next was Prakash Mistry (pictured) and the “nan bread” set we’ll never forget. It was then the turn of Alex Groves who recently moved to Essex, despite her Northern parlour. Our penultimate act was Nick Bain, a man from the isle of saints and scholars…when he’s sober. Closing the show was the magical mayhem of the hilarious Stuart Turner with a collection of mind bending chaos from tennis balls to fruit and beverage magic.