£5000-£10000

Chris has recently completed the first sell out leg of his new stand up show The Most Dangerous Man on Saturday Morning Television.

2013 saw Chris star in the second series of BBC Two's sitcom Hebburn, complete a tour of Feeling Lucky the follow-up to his Foster’s Edinburgh Comedy Award-Nominated Offermation, host his own show, Chris Ramsey’s Comedy Fringe, four special highlight shows for BBC Three, present BBC Three’s 8 hour-long Comedy Marathon live at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and co-host a special show on BBC Radio 2 with Al Murray the Pub Landlord for Children in Need.

Andrew’s live performances have gained international recognition as he has played at all the top comedy festivals enjoying mass critical acclaim. 

He has twice performed at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and at the 2009 Just For Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal. 

Andre Vincent was born May 1964 in Woolworth's Department Store Penge, and has not stopped appearing in the most unusual of places since. He started his career as a professional show-off at an early age, becoming a star struck stage brat, working when any theatre company needed a street urchin, a herald or a small child to up-stage everyone. He then became a boy chorister, to the delight of his family whose dream was for him to follow his grandma into the world of opera and become a top class tenor.

Observational comedy, droll storytelling and fantasy all collide to create very funny sort-of-jokes amusingly articulated by arguably the best comedian you've never heard of, Alun Cochrane. Unless you have heard him, in which case you are probably a member of the growing gang of people for whom Alun Cochrane is 'that comedian that's very funny, often about weird stuff that other people don't really talk about.'

As seen on BBC1's Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow, BBC 2’s Never Mind the Buzzcocks, BBC 1’s Have I Got News For You and Mock The Week Channel 4's 8 Out Of 10 Cats.