The All Stars bring comedy to the Cresset

Stand by for a memorable stand-up comedy event as double Sony Award winner and star of Mock The Week Gary Delaney, top comedy trickster and star of BBC 1’s The Magicians Pete Firman, Chortle Comedy Award winner Kiwi Jarred Christmas and comedy legend Sean Hughes hit the Peterborough venue on May 10.

Producer Alex Jarrett commented: “These guys are real masters of the craft with over 75 years of stand-up experience between them .

“Whether you’re a die-hard comedy fanatic or just a casual observer of panel shows, The All-Star Stand-Up Tour is a great night out”.

Gary Delaney is widely regarded as being the most quotable one-liner comic in the country.

He projects the barely hidden delight of a cheeky schoolboy and the audience can’t help but be carried along by his infectious charm. He’s a regular guest on Mock The Week and 7 Day Saturday and has made appearances on Dave’s One Night Stand, Twitter-based panel show Ten Million Comedians, Channel 4’s Robert’s Web, Loose Ends and Russell Kane’s Whistle-Stop Tour.

Sean Hughes is an award winning writer, actor, presenter and comedian. As a comedian, he is the youngest winner of the coveted Perrier Award and his return to the fringe has produced yearly critical praise and awards including a Fringe First for his short plays, Dehydrated and Travellin’ Light.

Sean wrote and starred in Channel 4’s cult favourite Sean’s Show, and had a long stint as team captain on Never Mind the Buzzcocks.

Pete Firman is recognised as the UK’s leading comedian/magician. He starred in BBC1’s prime-time Saturday night programme The Magicians and his skill for fusing magic and comedy has made him one of the most in demand magicians.

Jarred Christmas is a comedian and actor whose ten years on the circuit have catapulted him onto shows such as Mock The Week, Never Mind the Buzzcocks, 8 out of 10 Cats and Argumental.

He is also an accomplished actor, working with Warwick Davies both on stage and in the web series, Dwarves Assemble.