Barbara Nice

Stockport housewife and mother of five, Mrs Barbara Nice makes a welcome headlining return to the Half Moon Comedy Club.
"A refreshing blast of hilarious humanity"- Zone Magazine
"A cross between Victoria Wood and Janis Joplin" - The Stage
"As hilarious as it is possible to get" - The Scotsman
"Excellent...Has the audience eating out of her hands within seconds" - Manchester Evening News
"She's on the road to comic stardom" - The Times.

Bobby Bunn

Bobby has been at the forefront of the Birmingham cabaret scene for a number of years. Sadly, the decline in venues has forced Bobby to join the so called 'alternative comedians'. Bobby is back and, unlike the Murphy’s, he's bitter. We all have our problems. Let Bobby share his with you.

Johnny Sorrow

After losing out on "Black Country Bugle - Light-Entertainer of the Year 1989" to a plate spinner from Smethwick, Johnny turned his back on show biz… a broken man… to become a cobbler. In 2004 Johnny Sorrow made his comeback, re-launching himself, making a triumphant return to the West Midlands.
"The bloke set the place alight" - Dudley Fire Service

Rose France

Rose France has her own unique style of wit, quirky irreverence and grit, all delivered with a cheeky knowing grin. She intelligently knits together wide ranging material from current affairs to the surreal, keeping audiences on their toes."  (Funky End, Aldershot)
"Brilliant" - Caroline Quinan, BBC

MC – Craig Deeley

Your compere for the evening will be local lad Craig Deeley, who’ll be wandering on and off the stage at various points in the evening.
 “Charming Brummie with a nice take on life” - Gay Times
"...even warranted a mention from Mr Carrott." - Karen Bayley, Comedy Junction