Live Comedy at The Duke of Wellington

Live stand up comedy at the Duke of Wellington Stanwick. 

Times:  Doors 7pm - Show 8pm

Price: £15 plus booking fee

Gbemi Oladipo

Gbemi Oladipo is a celebrated writer and performer regarded as one of the fastest-rising comedic voices on the UK circuit. Known for his charismatic, quick-witted, and playful approach, he regularly performs at top venues like The Comedy Store and Top Secret Comedy Club. His writing and performance credits include Sky One’s Fantasy Football League, ITV's The Stand Up Sketch Show, and the award-winning short film Fck My Life – Most Racist Uber Ride Ever*, which won a Broadcast Digital Award and was nominated for a Webby.

Felicity Ward

Felicity Ward is an acclaimed London-based Australian comedian, actor, and writer. After breaking out on the Australian sketch show The Ronnie Johns Half Hour, she transitioned to stand-up in 2008 and has since earned numerous accolades, including Best International Show at the New Zealand Comedy Festival and nominations for Chortle awards. She is widely praised for her high-energy, blisteringly honest comedic style, which has been featured across major international comedy festivals, her own BBC Radio series Appisodes, and her Netflix special What If There Is No Toilet?. As seen on Mock the Week, Live at the Apollo and more...

Ian Crawford

Ian Crawford is a popular character comedy act performing as an obsessive, hilariously serious health and safety adviser from the Steel and Cutlery Manufacturers Association. His well-honed performances focus on the "deadly serious" dangers of everyday utensils, exploring whether audiences have true "spoon-sense" or know how to safely handle an unsupervised fork. Delivering silly, brilliant fun, his unique character work has earned critical acclaim and four-star reviews at both the Edinburgh and Brighton Fringe festivals.

Jonathan Elston

Jonathan Elston has been a permanent fixture on the UK comedy circuit since starting stand-up at the age of 19. A highly adaptable comic, he is equally at home delivering a punchline-packed set or acting as a quick-witted host, leading him to become the youngest ever headliner of the Big Value Showcase and MC of AAA at the Edinburgh Festival. Described by The Guardian as "a comic with incredible talent," his sharp writing and natural likability have made him a sought-after act across major UK clubs as well as international stages in New Zealand, Norway, and Spain.

Line up subject to change