Our community took us from a once a week gig above a pub, to a seven nights a week “Comedy Institution”. Covid could have been the end, but your donations & love helped us survive the ravages of the pandemic. And we love you back! Everyone should have the chance to see great comedy, irrespective of their wage, and in this 'industry', comedians need all the help they can get. We were built by comedians, for comedians. You know it's true/ Everything we do/ We do it for you! (Guitar solo)
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Blank Peng has shot onto the scene and really lit it up. Having spent most of her life in China she’s expertly placed to puncture our bullshit and see things in a totally different way, one that’s both refreshing and hilarious.
She’s been nominated for everything from the BBC New Comedy Award to the Leicester Mercury Comedian of the Year, and you won’t forget her once you’ve seen her.
Follow her on @BlankPeng404 where some of her clips have been going viral, or catch her on one of our mixed bills soon!
7:00pm on Sunday 21st June 2026 - The Bill Murray, London
Micky has been one of our favourites and a regular MC with us for ages. She’s not just written some of my favourite bits of the last few years, she’s also got fantastic delivery, can deal with unexpected circumstances with aplomb, and is just all round hilarious. Follow her @mickyoverman and she will absolutely keep you laughing. You won’t be alone, she’s had over 50 million views!
She also has a podcast with Sarah Keyworth, the Thank Fuck For That podcast, which is definitely worth checking out.
“she delivers some top-notch lines that wouldn’t be out of place in an A-lister’s Netflix special… Simply some great material delivered by a winning personality.” – Chortle
6:30pm on Wednesday 22nd July 2026 - The Bill Murray, London
Every time Evaldas plays us, we get about half the audience coming out of the room asking about him. He’s on the hottest of hot streaks at the moment, constantly coming up with new material and all of it hitting, hard.
Arriving from Lithuania it didn’t take long for him to start smashing lots of comedy competitions, and the industry has started to take notice as well. He’s just too funny to be denied, so start following him now before he breaks big. We’re massive fans of his and can’t wait to see what he does next.
Here’s a few competitions he’s been involved in:
Beat The Frog World Series – Winner, 2019.
Cheshire Cat New Act of the Year – Winner, 2019.
BBC New Act of the Year – Finalist, 2025
Dutch Barn Spirit of Comedy – Runner-Up, 2025
Josh Weller has had an incredible life. Alongside his natural talents for comedy, he was a successful musician, getting a solo record contract when he was 20 and was the lead singer for The Kenneths, playing with everyone from The Offspring and Stereophonics to Florence & The Machine and The XX. He’s had roles on Netflix’s The Witcher (his character died) and on Ewan McGregor’s A Gentleman in Moscow (his character died). He’s hosted podcasts such as Excitable Boy and F1 podcast Dirty Air
But it’s his stand-up that we love most about him, and he shot his last special at the Bill Murray. You can watch it for free on Youtube here – the opening bit about musicians on loop pedals is worth the price of admission alone!
Josh has always had a keen eye for the ridiculous, whether that is in music or relationships, and he’s a firm crowd favourite. You can follow him @joshwellerjoshweller, where his skits have got over 100 million views.
“Brilliant.” – FRED ARMISEN
“The greatest musician turned comedian in the world” BILL STEVENSON – BLACK FLAG, DESCENDENTS
6:30pm on Thursday 30th July 2026 - The Bill Murray, London
Patrick has been a long time favourite at the club, and has been one of our most reliable and quick-witted MCs. Some of his ad-libs with audience members have become legendary.
Obviously he has a lotof othergreat momentson film, and you should really follow him on @patrickspicer as he’s always hilarious, as attested to by having over 50 million views the last time we checked.
He also recorded his last special at the club, which you can watch for free on Youtube. It’s a great show and has a load of his longer bits in it which show he’s not just quick off the mark.
Naturally he’s starting to get some recognition, and he’s been nominated for both Leicester Mercury Comedian of the Year and Chortle Best Newcomer, as well as being a finalist in the Amused Moose National New Comic Award and the Leicester Square Comedian of the Year. Come see why everyone is buzzing about him.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Comedy masterclass” – Mumble Comedy ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Natural… Not a flicker of hesitation” – The Skinny ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Well thought out and very funny” – Broadway Baby
“An engaging and natural storyteller, his stories weave into one another with ease” – The Skinny
But it’s as a stand-up that his career is really taking off. His debut show, One Night Stand Baby, was a massive success, selling out in Edinburgh and leading him to go on his first UK tour. He’s done tour support for a bunch of comics, like Vittorio Angelone, Fern Brady, Josh Widdecombe, Larry Dean and Jack Dee, and he was even shortlisted for British Comedian of the Year, despite, well, not being British…
I guess when you’re named after the Viking god of Thunder you’re not going to let petty things like nationality stand in your way.
Follow him on @ThorTellsJokes, he’s so likeable and funny that he’s only going to get bigger and better. Chortle called him, “a personable, relatable, TV-ready comedian”, and they’re not the only ones who thought he’s going places:
“Stenhaug’s observational storytelling is effortlessly compelling… material is razor-sharp; he could very well be destined for real arenas in the future.” ★★★★ The Telegraph
“Norwegian comedy god of thunder has a storming debut.” ★★★★ The Scotsman
In this episode of the Angel Comedy Podcast, Barry Ferns sits down with legendary comedian and activist Mark Thomas. From shutting down McDonald’s with budget-friendly produce to getting a general to admit to torture (yes, really), Mark’s career has been a whirlwind of comedy with a conscience.
Barry dives into Mark’s groundbreaking Channel 4 series, his Extreme Rambling show and his unique approach to blending activism and stand-up. All this, while Mark whips up a meal mid-interview!
In today’s episode, we’re joined by Phil Nichol, a comedian, actor, and musician, who takes us through his journey in comedy since the late ’80s. Phil reflects on the shift from experimental to polished comedy, the pressures of audience validation, and how social media and cancel culture have changed the game. He critiques modern comedy’s focus on marketability over creative risks and shares his thoughts on the importance of authenticity, long-term experience, and staying true to the craft.
If you enjoyed this podcast, then why not check out some of the other episodes? There’s plenty to choose from! We’d love for you to leave us a (nice) review on iTunes, and follow us on Instagram @angelcomedy and Twitter @angelcomedy!
Angel Comedy puts on live comedy shows every night of the week at our venue The Bill Murray pub and The Camden Head, both in Angel, Islington. See what’s on here Thanks so much for listening, see you soon!
In this episode, we sit down with the brilliant Oliver Double—a comedy historian, drama lecturer, and seasoned performer. Oliver shares his unique approach to teaching stand-up comedy, and offers fascinating insights into the structure of comedy clubs, cultural dynamics in comedy, and the influence of legends like Mark Thomas and Stewart Lee.
Thanks for tuning in, and be sure check out Oliver on his socials!
In this episode, we sit down with the hilarious Tom Houghton to talk about life in the Tower of London and his spooky encounters there. Tom also gives us a peek behind the curtain of his comedy career, discussing the pressures of staying fresh in an ever-evolving industry.
From balancing live shows with his online presence to the challenges of creating diverse comedic personas, Tom shares insights into the art of making people laugh.
Thanks for tuning in! If you enjoyed this episode, follow Tom on Instagram and TikTok for more!
In this episode, Barry Ferns chats with the incredible Arielle Souma about her comedy career. Arielle shares stories about her original name, her start in stand-up, and the hurdles she faced during her first comedy course.
She reflects on her passion for comedy, her goal to succeed without chasing fame, and how she stays honest on stage, tackling topics like relationships, sex, and life as a French comedian in the UK. Arielle also talks about performing in both English and French, and the differences in style and audience reactions.
Follow Arielle on Instagram @arielle.souma and catch her live at The Bill Murray!
In this episode, Barry Ferns chats with Rich Fulcher about his comedy journey, from Second City in Chicago to the success of The Mighty Boosh. Rich shares stories about navigating the comedy scene, collaborating with industry legends, and the transition from stage to TV. Expect plenty of laughs and insights into the ever-evolving world of comedy.
Follow Rich on Instagram, and Twitter (or X? whatever you wanna call it).
If you enjoyed this podcast, then why not check out some of the other episodes? There’s plenty to choose from! We’d love for you to leave us a (nice) review on iTunes, and follow us on Instagram @angelcomedy and Twitter @angelcomedy!
Angel Comedy puts on live comedy shows every night of the week at our venue The Bill Murray pub and The Camden Head, both in Angel, Islington. See what’s on here Thanks so much for listening, see you soon!
In this episode, Barry Ferns interviews Liz Miele during her tour of Space Camp in May 2024. Liz talks everything stand-up, including her pivotal career moments, channelling emotions, and cockroaches!
If you enjoyed this podcast, then why not check out some of the other episodes? There’s plenty to choose from! We’d love for you to leave us a (nice) review on iTunes, and follow us on Instagram @angelcomedy and Twitter @angelcomedy!
Angel Comedy puts on live comedy shows every night of the week at our venue The Bill Murray pub and The Camden Head, both in Angel, Islington. See what’s on here Thanks so much for listening, see you soon!
In this episode Barry Ferns interviews Fringe veteran Ivor Dembina. Hopefully, you enjoy this episode, if you did, then please leave us a lovely little review on iTunes, and follow us on Instagram @edfringepodcast!
In this episode Barry Ferns interviews circuit veteran Mary Bourke. Hopefully, you enjoy this episode, if you did, then please leave us a lovely little review on iTunes, and follow us on Instagram @edfringepodcast!
