Chuckl. Romsey with Angela Barnes & Special Guests

Angela Barnes swapped a career in health and social care for stand up in 2010 and hasn’t looked back. Within just a couple of years she had won the BBC New Comedy Award in 2011 and has since toured the UK and starred in BBC Two’s iconic 21 series Mock the Week as a regular, as well as Live at the Apollo, and Hypothetical on Dave. She is a firm favourite on BBC Radio 4, having featured on The Now Show and The News Quiz – including a recent stint as the host, she also hosted BBC Radio 4 Extra’s Newsjack. Angela co-hosted the less-than-serious popular podcast We Are History, which has just teamed up with Podmasters, with John O’Farrell. Six series strong and with over a million downloads, the two history nerds discuss, explain, and laugh at interesting and quirky episodes from the olden days....

Off the back of her sell-out debut Edinburgh Fringe Fiona is just completed a successful UK tour selling out in most places. Fiona’s sassy anecdotal style walks her audience through frustrations with her husband & three kids and her need to get out of the house and away from them. A natural comedian, she is warm but fearless. Although Fiona is perhaps best known for starring and writing in the iconic Emmy award winning and BAFTA nominated TV Comedy series SMACK THE PONY, her other screen credits are extensive. ​Regularly Seen At: Headliners, The Comedy Cellar, Bearcat, Off The Kerb, Avalon, Just The Tonic, Outside The Box Comedy Club, Backyard Comedy Club, Fuzzy Bear, Alexanders Live, Last Laugh Comedy Club, Chuckl, The Comedy Club, Epic Comedy Clubs, Howlin’ Entertainment Comedy Clubs, Leeds Comedy Cabaret, Mock Tudor Comedy, Coastal Comedy Club and many more UK Weekly Comedy Clubs. ​TV Credits: SMACK THE PONY, MOCK THE WEEK, 8 OUT OF 10 CATS, ALAN PARTRIDGE’S SCISSORED ACTING CREDITS: DALZIEL & PASCOE, CORONATION STREET, EASTENDERS, SHAMELESS, IN DEEP, HAPPINESS, SKINS, WATERLOO ROAD, DEATH IN PARADISE. ​FILM Credits: FAT SLAGS, GLADIATRESS, 24 HOUR PARTY PEOPLE. ​Reviews: “Fiona Allen has successfully made the jump from Actress to Comedian, at ease and natural.’ CHORTLE....

Ross Smith is a multi-talented comedian, actor, and MC, known for his quick wit, sharp humor, and engaging storytelling. A standout performer at the Edinburgh Festival, Ross made waves with his debut solo show, I Am Ross Smith, inspired by his viral adventure where he went on holiday with strangers in place of another man named Ross Smith. The show garnered critical acclaim and was a highlight of the festival. He followed up the next year with another sellout show Crying Shame which featured two of Dave’s Top Ten Jokes of the Fringe, cementing his status as one of the most exciting emerging voices in comedy. In addition to his stand-up, Ross has showcased his versatility in the acting world, appearing in the Apple TV series Slow Horses, and Karl Pilkington’s sitcom Sick of it . Ross is a regular performer at many London clubs including a semi residency at Banana Cabaret, a staple of the London comedy scene, where his quick wit and natural charisma keep audiences laughing week after week. As an MC, Ross is a sought-after host for events, known for his ability to engage and entertain crowds with ease. His talents also extend behind the scenes, where he has worked as a director and writer, further honing his creative skills. Whether on stage, in front of the camera, or behind it, Ross Smith continues to build a reputation for his exceptional talent, quick wit, and unique perspective....

Paul Cox is a professional comedian, writer and broadcaster. Paul started stand-up comedy in 2015 and since then has performed all over the UK. A regular on the GB News shows Headliners & Free Speech Nation, he has supported Hal Cruttenden, Paul McCaffrey and Esther Manito on tour, and appeared at the Byline Festival and Victorious in his home town of Portsmouth. Paul was also a finalist in the prestigious Hackney Empire New Act NATYS 2018....