Sajeela Kershi
Sal Stevens
Sally-Anne Hayward
Sam Avery
Sam Gore
Sam Harland
Sam Veale
Sandi Toksvig
Sandy Nelson
Sara Pascoe
Sarah Campbell
Sarah Kendall
Sarah Ledger
Sarah Millican
Sarah Silverman
Scooby
Scott Agnew
Scott Capurro
Sean Collins
Sean Grant
Sean Hughes
Sean Lock
Sean McLoughlin
Sean Meo
Sean Moran
Sean Percival
Seann Walsh
Seymour Mace
Shappi Khorsandi
Sharon Mahoney
Sharon Mannion
Shaun Paczkowski
Shaun Pye
Shazia Mirza
Shelagh Martin
Silky
Simon Amstell
Simon B Cotter
Simon Bird
Simon Bligh
Simon Donald
Simon Evans
Simon Farnaby
Simon Feilder
Simon Fox
Simon Gunnell
Simon Munnery
Smug Roberts
Snorri Hergill Kristjansson
Sody Funjabi
Sol Bernstein
Sophie Black
Special guest who cannot be named
Spencer Brown
Spike Milligan
Spiky Mike
Stan Stanley
Stanley Baxter
Stanley McHale
Stefano Paolini
Steph Davies
Stephen Carlin
Stephen Grant
Stephen Hill
Stephen K Amos
Stephen Lynch
Stephen Merchant
Steve Best
Steve Coogan
Steve Day
Steve Furst
Steve Gribbin
Steve Hall
Steve Harris
Steve Hughes
Steve Jameson
Steve McGrew
Steve N Allen
Steve Pemberton
Steve Rawlings
Steve Shanyaski
Steve Weiner
Steve Williams
Steven Young
Stewart Francis
Stewart Lee
Stewart Spaull
Stu Who?
Stuart Black
Stuart Goldsmith
Stuart Hudson
Sue Perkins
Sully O'Sullivan
Susan Calman
Susan Hanks
Susan Morrison
Susan Murray
Susan Vale
Suzy Bennett
Sy Thomas

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Sally Holloway
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Former comic and compere, now running stand-up and joke-writing courses in Hastings. |
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Thursday 1st Nov, '01 - |
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Show - Edinburgh Fringe 2000 - |
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One of my favourite acts. Stella F, May 2003 |
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Sally recently compered the Saturday show at Jongleurs in Leicester. In front of a full house, made up of a diverse cross section of humanity, she roused the audience with engaging wit and banter. Her energetic delivery, spot-on timing and incisive interaction with the crowd were the foundation for an exceptional evening of high quality humour. The acts appearing certainly benefitted from her seamless, professional and controlled manipulation of a boisterous crowd. There may be other female acts as funny but I doubt if any are better. How funny? I laughed my eyes out! Lazarus Montezzelio, October 2002 |
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I saw Sally at the Comedy Store in Manchester last Saturday, and although I liked what she was doing, the crowd certainly did not. It was late show and the crowd were very rowdy. Sally struggled to keep full control. To be fair the only comic that truly handled the crowd well that night was Daniel Kitson. I'd like to see Sally in front of a decent audience. Lee, June 2002 |
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One of the best female acts on the circuit. Having been on the bill with her many times, she always proves that she is very funny and in control. She does not make the mistake of just talking about hating men and sex, like a number of female acts do, but actually has something to say and nothing stops her saying it. I have seen her many times turn a rowdy gig into a good-natured one, even though many of the male acts had been on and died. Sally also gives polite constructive feedback to the likes of me. David Caruana, April 2001 |
