KT #327

He performed a set focused on his current struggle with hemorrhoids. From Leeds, England, where he works as a bartender at the city's oldest pub. He has been a bartender since May and was previously a graphic designer.

A first-time stand-up comedian who works in a warehouse with his brother. He has been with his girlfriend for three years and enjoys drinking and getting into street fights. He claims a 3-0 street fighting record.

He demonstrated his Thai boxing skills during the interview. A first-time comedian and financial advisor who specializes in clients who are doctors. He recently became a father to a six-month-old son.

A returning performer who was pulled from the bucket the previous night in Manchester. He is half-Iranian and half-English, and his name means 'Messiah' in Iranian. He claimed to be exceptionally flexible during his interview.

An analyst in corporate finance with exactly two years in comedy. He is a poker player and has been with his girlfriend for 12 years. Tony was so impressed by his writing that he invited him back for a guaranteed set next time they are in London.

An event organizer of Lebanese and Irish descent who grew up in Saudi Arabia. He has been doing comedy for six months and recently started his own open mic in the Vauxhall area of London. He previously worked as a DJ.

An Australian traveler whose friend signed him up for his first-ever time on stage. He recently moved to the UK from Canada after his visa expired. He struggled through his set and interview, admitting he only had 30 minutes to prepare.

His set was poorly received by the London crowd, leading him to lean into a 'villain' persona, an American student from Atlanta currently studying sustainable agriculture in Paris. He claimed to be a world traveler who recently broke up with a French girlfriend.

Age 24, Bulgarian living in Denmark who performed while wearing a Mr. Bean mask. He works as a male cleaning lady (hotel housekeeper) and studied environmental management. He has been wearing the mask all day to surprise a friend.

Tony praised his original delivery style and honest material about his personal life, an IT support worker originally from Norway with five years in comedy, he traveled from Norway specifically to see the show.

Age 28, who works at the BBC as a 'data wrangler' for documentaries. He has been doing stand-up for three years, his set involved high physical energy and a story about playing hide-and-seek with his girlfriend.

A retail manager at a game store in Brisbane, Australia, who grew up in London. This was his first time doing stand-up, and he flew to London to visit his sister and her new baby. He previously saw Tony perform at the Sit Down Comedy Club in Brisbane.

An audience member and self-described alcoholic who was invited on stage after heckling. He had never done comedy before but performed a brief story about a milkman, he ended the show by participating in a 'Mexican Drum-Off' against Joel Jimenez.