Buxton Buzz Comedy Club

Headliner Bobby Murdock is a likeable stage presence with an act full of observational jokes, funny short stories, and witty one-liners.

Mike Newall is proof that some people are just funny. His laconic style, demeanour, and strength of material ensure the audience never leave disappointed.

Effortlessly funny and quick on his feet, Dave Twentyman endears himself to the toughest of audiences. He has a cheeky, chatty style, delivering light-hearted gags and stories. Dave now also proudly features on the Blackpool Comedy Carpet.

With his instantly engaging stage persona, headliner Tony Burgess weaves carefully crafted gags into sometimes surreal stories about northern family life, which for over 25 years have proved a hit with crowds on the UK comedy circuit. A successful writer, he has written sitcoms and plays, as well as jokes for many famous comedians such as Steve Coogan and John Bishop.

Peter Edge has been doing stand-up comedy for six years. He’s gigged all over the country with his ’embattled Dad of daughters’ experience, performed at the Edinburgh Fringe and won the ‘Funhouse Champions’ award in 2022.

Mike Carter began performing in 2015 and has been a fixture on the North West circuit and beyond. He combines classic Scouse wit with contemporary observations of post-university life, pop culture, and being fat.

With his instantly engaging stage persona, headliner Tony Burgess weaves carefully crafted gags into sometimes surreal stories about northern family life, which for over 25 years have proved a hit with crowds on the UK comedy circuit. A successful writer, he has written sitcoms and plays, as well as jokes for many famous comedians such as Steve Coogan and John Bishop.

Peter Edge has been doing stand-up comedy for six years. He’s gigged all over the country with his ’embattled Dad of daughters’ experience, performed at the Edinburgh Fringe and won the ‘Funhouse Champions’ award in 2022.

Mike Carter began performing in 2015 and has been a fixture on the North West circuit and beyond. He combines classic Scouse wit with contemporary observations of post-university life, pop culture, and being fat.