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The Brook Comedy Club returns with a vengeance.  3 Cutting edge acts brought to you in our cabaret style room on the THIRD Thursday every month.  

In the past we have had the likes of… Michael McIntyre, Rich Hall, Simon Pegg, Jeff Green, John Bishop, Ed Byrne, Mark Steel, Brendan Burns, Reg D Hunter, Andy Parsons, Mitch Benn, Milton Jones, Craig Charles, Tom Wrigglesworth, Simon Bligh, Matt Welcome, Richard Morton, Adam Bloom, Junior Simpson, Ronny Ancona, Andy Robinson, Steve Cribbin, Ross Noble, Noel Britten, Ian Cognito, Donna McPhail, Richard Morton, Mike Wilmot, Dave Fulton, Hal Cruttenden, Kevin Bridges, Josh Widdcombe, Roger Monkhouse, Imran Yusuf… & Loads more

Catch your new stars here!

Lou Sanders has been has named as one of the top comic’s to watch in Vogue, The Sun, TimeOut, London is Funny, Fest Magazine & Dave TV.  Her television highlights include Alan Davies’ As Yet Untitled (DAVE), Live From the BBC (BBC), Russell Howard’s Good News (BBC3) and Comedy Up Late from the Melbourne Comedy Festival (ABC1). She has also appeared on and written for numerous shows for channels including Channel 4, Sky, BBC and ITV and has just released the short film Elderflower which she co-wrote with Hannah George (Miranda - BBC1, Trollied – Sky1) and co-stars with Sheila Reid (Benidorm – ITV1), Tom Rosenthal (Friday Night Dinner - Channel 4) and Mike Wozniak (Man Down – Channel 4). Lou also currently has nine projects in with various production companies and commissioners. 

Lou’s fifth Edinburgh Fringe show What’s that Lady Doing? received widespread critical acclaim (“Genuinely different” – ★★★★ The Scotsman) and she has performed around the world including Los Angeles and the Melbourne Comedy Festival.

“Utterly delightful, hugely talented…Destined for hugeness”. Time Out

“Something to behold on stage… non-stop entertainment with seriously big laughs, wild and free and very, very funny.” Chortle

“Something new is happening in comedy.’ The Independent

“An exceptionally well-channelled and frequently hilarious kind of madness. If you're not entertained by this tornado... you've got a problem” Fest

Winner of the Hilarity Bites New Act of the Year 2011, Matt Winning is one of the most exciting, unique and imaginative new stand-up and character comedians in the UK.

The Scottish comic’s eccentric and idiosyncratic act is a whirlwind of ideas, combining an original approach to one-liners, acute observations and shouting loudly. Matt was a finalist in the BBC New Comedy Awards 2012. He was also finalist in the Chortle Student Comedy Awards in 2010 as himself and again in 2011 as the character Steph E Graph. 2016’s Fringe saw him do extremely well with his high-concept and exciting show Ragnarok as well as I Am Wario as one third of his comedy trio.

Matt is a co-creator of the Bearpit Podcast Podcast which is a “Cultish” ( The Independent) character-improv show with a monthly residency at the Invisible Dot in London. In 2016, he became one of the first comedians to appear on the new subscription video-on-demand site Next Up Comedy. He has appeared on BBC3 Comedy Marathon, Hardeep at the Stand (BBC Scotland) and regularly performs on live shows for The Stand, CKP, Hilarity Bites and Avalon’s Comedy Network as well as performing sketches and characters at cult evening The Stockholm Syndrome in Glasgow.

He is also one-third of faux-rap group Vocal Point with So You Think You’re Funny winner James Kirk and Chortle Student finalist Richard Gadd. Matt has also written sketches for BBC Radio Scotland and The Comedy Unit.

“Fine and distinctive one-liners in his set, with strange points of reference and clever exposition……an inventive writer”
Steve Bennett, Chortle

“Instant laughs”
The Skinny

“With some actual jokes and delicious bits about his painfully unfunny parents who can’t see the dividing line between their son’s comedy and his real life, there was an edge and drive to Winning’s brief but inventive set”
Brian Donaldson, Chortle

“Winning offered the complete package: he’s got the material, the pacing and the presence to win over most crowds”
Gigglebeats

“A Scottish Milton Jones… so well done and over the top that the audience are pulled into his world”
Festival Journal

Glenn Moore is a critically-acclaimed and prolific stand-up, writer, and sketch comedian.

His first stand-up show, Glengarry Glen Glenn was one of 2016’s best-reviewed debut shows of the Edinburgh Fringe, and was nominated for ‘Best Debut Show’ at Dave’s Leicester Comedy Festival. Known for his distinctive and inventive jokes, Glenn has supported Tiff Stevenson, Josie Long and Alun Cochrane on tour.

Glenn is a staff writer on the CITV sketch comedy show Scrambled, has written for Russell Howard’s Good News and Play To The Whistle, and has contributed material for Mock The Week. He frequently appears alongside Vernon Kay, Johnny Vaughan and Ricky Wilson on Radio X as a newsreader. He’s also known for his silly, off-beat one-liners on Twitter, which have earned him a huge following.

Glenn is one half of the critically-acclaimed sketch comedy duo Thunderbards, who have been described by GQ as ‘Without question one of the funniest sketch groups on the Fringe‘. They’ve performed on BBC Radio 4’s Sketchorama and BBC Scotland’s McAuley And Co. 

“Glenn Moore is tipped for great things” – GQ

“Relentlessly silly and gag-laden – a potential comedy great” – The List

“A class act, undoubtedly bound for greatness” – The Herald

“An inventive thinker who stands apart for the quantity and quality of his gags. Great one-liners” – Chortle

Follow Glenn on Twitter: @TheNewsAtGlenn