Whatahoot Comedy Club

Alex Mitchell is a queer, autistic, disabled comic who uses self-deprecating humour and observational material to create a hilarious but heart-warming atmosphere wherever he performs. Laughing at himself, his neurodivergence, disability and sexuality – to reflect on some of the most difficult subjects within his own life and wider society, Mitchell is a truly “Funny and fearless” comic. Alex appeared on the 2024 series of Britain’s Got Talent, reaching the final after winning his semi by public vote (the only comic to do so). All three of his Britain’s Got Talent performances have individually amassed tens of thousands of views online. Since then, he has appeared on Good Morning Britain, Lorraine and Heart Radio Breakfast. This summer Alex appeared at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe for the first time, with his debut show ‘Tics Towards Puffection’ which received critical acclaim. In spring 2025 he will embark on his debut tour. "Accomplished and intelligent" Neurodiverse Review "Funny and Fearless" Simon Cowell "A natural, friendly energy" Chortle "Absolutely sensational" Alesha Dixon...

Jacob Nussey unassumingly draws in audiences with his deadpan style, sharp jokes, and ill-fated anecdotes with clever punchlines. Jacob won West Didsbury Comedy Festival New Act of the Year and was a finalist of Leicester Square Theatre New Comedian of the Year in 2022. After reaching the semi-finals of British Comedian of the Year and semi-finals of So You Think You’re Funny in 2021. He’s seriously funny and well worth seeing in person!...

Anthony Williams is a Derbyshire-based comedian, promoter and host, known for his warm, sharp and self-deprecating style. As the founder of RockCentral Promotions, he produces comedy nights across the Midlands and beyond, while his own stand-up blends everyday daftness, personal stories and the quiet panic of trying to be a functioning adult....