The Comedy Club Chelmsford Theatre & Performing Arts

Mark Dolan:
As Seen on 'Balls of Steel' C4 & If Katie Hopkins Ruled the World - TLC
Mark Dolan is a comedian, writer and TV presenter.
Most recently he fronted a brand new series lampooning the world of ads, in Channel 4's Mad Bad Ad Show. This followed three series of the hugely popular Channel 4 documentary series, The World's…and Me, which featured the world's smallest, tallest and hairiest people, as well as the most surgically enhanced woman!

Mark is also the host of the iconic Channel 4 comedy show Balls of Steel, which still airs nightly on 4 Music.
Mark launched both E4 and More 4 respectively as host of the comedy show Show Me The Funny and as anchor of the late night topical talk show The Last Word.

Jamali Maddix:
As seen on The John Bishop Show
Jamali Maddix is an English stand-up comedian, notable for winning the Chortle Student Comedian of the Year award in 2014, and subsequently appearing on The John Bishop Show on BBC One.

Rob Deering:
As sharp and versatile as a Swiss Army Knife - The Independent
Rob Deering exploded on to the comedy scene in 2000, reaching the Daily Telegraph Open Mic Award semi-finals, the finals of the BBC New Comedy Award and the final of the Hackney Empire New Act of the Year Competition, as well as winning the prestigious Amused Moose New Talent Award. 2001 brought further success with Rob hosting the legendary Comedy Zone at the Edinburgh Festival; this led to a personal request from Emo Phillips to support him for his festival run.

With his easy charm, cheesy singing voice, razor-sharp wit and clownish physicality Rob has quickly established himself as a firm favourite on the London circuit and has played at all the major comedy clubs nationwide. He slayed audiences as a headliner on The Comedy Network and has been commissioned by channel 4 to write and host the comedy series Lesser-Spotted Britain.

Artists / Speakers: Mark Dolan, Jamali Maddix, Rob Deering, Chris Betts.

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