Meet the comedians who have performed at our shows
Winner of the audience vote for West End New Act of the Year 2025, Sophie is a natural storyteller. She betrayed the sisterhood to take her husband's cool name and has been paying the price ever since. She lets down her religious mother down every time she takes out the recycling, but since the real demons never showed up, she spends her days battling the emotional ones and her grown-up TikTokker kids.
@sophsconciacomedy
Before he was a religious fanatic, now he is doing standup comedy in gaybars. He is also the most famous swedish goatfarmer in Norway.
@GoatlikePersonality
Sylas Shaw shares sharp, honest stories from his Transylvanian Jehovah's Witness upbringing. Now UK-based, he finds humor in culture clashes, absurdities, and the occasional d*ck joke.
@sylas.shaw
Snorre grew up as a Jehovah's Witness and now works in the ambulance service — two worlds full of doomsday warnings and dramatic exits. His comedy explores the dark and absurd corners of faith, mortality, and Norwegian emergency services. Whether he's saving lives or ruining family dinners, Snorre delivers sharp stories with absurd observations and a strong pulse.
@snorrecomedy
A fresh voice in comedy, Buzzy brings a unique perspective to the stage with sharp observations and infectious energy. Their comedy is a delightful mix of personal stories and witty social commentary.
@buzzyseager
Kat Molinari was on the brink of being baptized until she turned to a brother and said "Jehovah's Wetness lol".
@kat.molinari
Jill was raised an evangelical Christian and was a very good girl. Now she's doing standup comedy about life as a disappointing daughter, terrible mum and generally crap adult.
@jill_pax