Stand-Up Comedy at Totton's Elephant & Castle

Andrew Fox Komedia new comedian of the year 2024 

“His gag-rich set draws on a few stereotypes, sometimes as a shortcut, and sometimes to subvert, as in his delightful description of what to do if facing an aggressive ‘chav’. With a surfeit of punchlines and a clear, authentic world view, ripe for affectionate mockery, he took the title on this close-fought night.” Steve Bennett, Chortle

“In his baseball cap and trackie bottoms and talking about growing up on a council estate he could have come across as a cousin of Simon Brodkin's Lee Nelson but Fox's stories had a ring of authenticity about them, well, maybe not the one about him being so small his parents could slip him and his endless siblings through the window when they lost their keys, but certainly some of his material. And Fox was clearly smart on the subject of class, aptly making the point that, of course, working class kids can be smart too. A clever and accessible set which, up against close competition, won him first prize on the night.” Bruce Dessau, Beyond the Joke

“Hugely relatable, funny, warm, and engaging! Go see him!!” Esther Manito 

“One of the most exciting new comedy voices to emerge from Brighton. Smart, original gag-writing with a lot of heart and hilarious authenticity.” Jill Edwards, Promoter – Comic Boom comedy club at Komedia Brighton

Southampton Stand up comedian Travis Booth-Millard 

Once a budding (some might say failing) actor, Travis has now taken to the Comedy stand-up circuit to quip about his long locks, love for food and unique background.

Travis has been a finalist in multiple competitions and has thus far beaten 2 gong shows himself!

He’s gigged with the likes of Terry Alderton, Sean Collins and Adam Bloom is definitely one to watch on the south coast comedy scene.

Last year Travis was a finalist in both the New Forest New and Southampton Comedian of the Year Competition placing third in the latter. 

Graeme Collard

Southcoast Comedian of the Year – Runner up 2021

“Graeme Collard is very very very funny” -  TV's Joe Wilkinson    

 "There is much to enjoy in his way of thinking" - Steve Bennett, Chortle     

Dan Fardell