Sarah Morgan is a seasoned TV comedy writer, horror film writer, (G)hostess of The Fear podcast about the overlap of comedy and horror
James Coward is a comedian, writer and hideous young man. He is currently developing his debut character comedy hour, James Coward is Your Uncle, which is about a hideous old man @james.coward
Kristin Burniston is an American who has lived here since before you were born. Too bad the elocution lessons haven't stuck, as she is tired of explaining that she isn't a tourist. An award-winning screenwriter and novelist, she is obsessed with hags, witches, and werewomen @kristinbwrites
Adam Ernest Pickard is a sketch comedian, standup, and comedy writer; he's a member of Tiny Umbrellas, a regular contributor to Chaff magazine, and the incumbent UK Pun Champion (though I cannot 100% guarantee I will have puns tonight). I also sometimes like to change what grammatical person I'm using halfway through writing my bio, just for fun. @adamernestpickard
William Burke a live wire of esoteric humour and chronic exhaustion. Semifinalits LGBT comedian of the year 2026, Semifinalist So You Think You're Funny 2026.
Gabriela Godinho-Moxon is a London-based actor and writer, and founder of Never Over Theatre Company. Her recent work includes Everything and Nothing at Paradise in the Vault, Edinburgh Fringe Festival and the Lion & Unicorn Theatre. In her free time, she educates her many, many blog readers about how much better life was in the 00s and terrifies her friends through her method acting in Assassins (Hen Do Version) @gabriela_godinho_moxon
David Hoskin is an award winning comic performer, writer and voice over artist. He's got big legs and a great attitude.
Soraya Dabdoub is a writer and actress who makes people laugh (sometimes on purpose!). The accent is from Kingston, Jamaica and thinks its scary when people yell b*mb*cl**t at her as a reaction. @sassysori
Tristan Robinson is a comedian, writer and actor from the North East. He performs stand up, sketch and character comedy across the UK comedy circuit and was a First Laugh Comedy Competition finalist to boot. He has written for Chaff Magazine, The Dump, BBC Tees' Comedy Hour and Radio 4’s ‘Lady Clementine is Looking for Love’, and directed Rosalie Minnitt’s ‘Clementine’ and 'Clementine 2' (Guardian Comedy Top Pick 2025, Telegraph Funniest Shows at Edinburgh Fringe 2024).
Abbie Edwards is a Leicester Square New Comedian of the Year 2024 Runner Up and BBC New Comedy Award nominee. “Original and compelling” (Chortle)“Considerable style” (Beyond The Joke) @abbieedwards98
Chase Hiday is an ancient ghost possessing a meat suit from the late 90s residing in East London. Notable work includes plays performed in the capitol of the U.S. and literary criticism. @chasingg.daze
Rebeca Araniva is a comedian and former only child based in London’s fifth-best borough to grow old in (and she’s not even smug about it). Her naïve, aloof stage persona delivers sharp observations on society’s AND personal ills.
Voilent Hill - It was a dark and stormy life. A small dappled dachshund tapped along the Brighton seafront, followed by a lanky human in a sweeping black coat: Tuna, and his human, Violet.
In the distance, muted waves of applause wove between rolls of thunder. A poetry award ceremony; clapper boards; the clattering of D20s. Violet walked on, ink-prints squelching beneath her boots, bleeding and re-forming into titles of poetry and graduation caps marked BA English, 2018. She paused. One footprint was oscillating between a human brain and a giant squid: Violet shivered, remembering first year Neuroscience lectures. She squinted and the horror resolved itself into a multipolar neuron. Better, but still: who does two undergraduate degrees?
In the distance, Aces and Eights glowed like an impressionist’s recollection of a bar. She grinned: there, while patrons sipped innumerable drinks, she would bring forth fresh literary offerings, with just a dash of brains for the zombies.
Marina Smith is an alt comic, your host and a total wuss @marinasmithcomedy