Grey Horse

Blues-rock by the band from Surrey.

Guest acts take to the stage for an evening of laughter.

Whimsical humour and gentle, feelgood storytelling from actress, writer and stand-up Lucy Porter, plus articulate storytelling and anecdotal humour from Chortle Best Newcomer of 2010 and Foster's Edinburgh Comedy Awards nominee for Best Newcomer 2012, Joe Lycett.

Dark and controversial humour mixed with silly anecdotes and stories from 2003 So You Think You're Funny? Competition finalist Michael Fabbri, plus offbeat and imaginative humour from unconventional Australian stand-up Benny Boot.

Insightful social and cultural observations from American-born and London-based stand-up and writer Erich McElroy.

Insightful social and cultural observations from American-born and London-based stand-up and writer Erich McElroy, plus political satire and subversive wit from Grainne Maguire.

Insightful social and cultural observations from American-born and London-based stand-up and writer Erich McElroy, plus subversive cultural and political satire from Grainne Maguire.

Intelligent humour, political and topical gags and insights from writer, director and stand-up John Gordillo, plus stories, anecdotes and audience interaction from 2012 Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee and Kettering-born stand-up James Acaster.

Dark and sharp wit from Pete Cain, plus mischievous gags and stories from Ben Van Der Velde.

The London-based trio plays blues-rock.

Jam session.

The ensemble performs big band jazz.

Singer-songwriter and guitarist Dave Lambert performs acoustic folk-rock.

Old style blues-rock from the London-based singer and guitarist with his backing band.

Blues and blues-rock by the Kingston-based singer-guitarist and colleagues to promote his album Tribute To Fast.

Night of up-and-coming young band talent.

The band performs rock and blues covers.

Contemporary folk by the Dela-based singer-songwriter.