Thur 8 Nov The Pembroke Castle Camden

very funny /likable JO ROMERO Jo Romero is an accomplished, unique, warm and likeable stand-up comedian and compere. She began performing stand up in 2001, and was Finalist in the Wilkinson Sword Cutting Edge of Comedy, also semi-finalist in the BBC New Comedy Awards 2001, Daily Telegraph New comedian of the year, BBC Comedy Awards and So You Think Your Funny CH4. Since then Jo has been regularly performing comedy on the London, UK and International comedy circuit. She is also a regular host for Amnesty International Women's Day Comedy shows. Jo is also an accomplished actor and writer and has starred in several prestigious Comedians Theatre plays. She is also an award winning comedian in the '2Days Laughter Short Comedy Film Competition

interesting comedian Award-winning funny Jonny Pelham “Reassuring Presence and way with a story – there are echoes of Daniel Kitson in his writing” – The Guardian “Engagingly wry temperament and clear anecdotal gifts” – The Scotsman ★★★★ “His presence and storytelling have them all entranced for an hour” – The Skinny ★★★★ “Echoes of Daniel Kitson” – The Sunday Times ★★★★ “The Laughs are explosive” – Chortle, Steve Bennett “Jonny Pelham has a big future … a really striking set” – Bruce Dessau

nutcase from New York Lewis Schaffer

Dereks Mojo Monica and Jodyanne met performing with Improvisers Anonymous and bonded over a shared love for narrative storytelling, an enthusiasm for audience engagement and a dynamic flair for creating realities parallel to what is known. A double act that entertains and astounds by twisting traditional improv games to their own deviant storytelling style, Monica and Jodyanne invite you to sit back and watch as they take your casual passing thoughts and mutate them into surreal situations, unexpected undertakings and life changing lessons. Through the abolition of the fourth wall, with consistent engagement of the audience, Mo and Jo seamlessly weave classic improv games to transport the audience through surreal worlds on their high-octane romp all the while focusing on linear storytelling in the narrative tradition.

Theo McCabe