DIGITAL LAUGHS: NABIL ABDULRASHID, ESTHER MANITO, DEAN COUGHLIN & SI BECKWITH

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NABIL ABDULRASHID
Nabil Abdulrashid is an award-winning comedian and writer.
Nabil’s TV career is flourishing, with appearances on shows including: QI, Live at the Apollo, Celebrity Masterchef, Have I Got News for You, 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown, The Last Leg, House of Games and The Big Narstie Show. Nabil is soon to appear in the upcoming Dave show Battle In A Box. Nabil has also appeared on top podcasts including Off Menu with James Acaster and Ed Gamble and Hoovering with Jessica Fosteskew.
Nabil has come a long way since being a finalist and Alesha Dixon’s golden buzzer on Britain’s Got Talent in 2020, receiving the most complaints of any contestant. He is an acclaimed stand-up who has performed comedy all over the UK, and across the world and is recognised for his “sardonic intelligence and sharp eye for the absurdities of racial discourse” (The Guardian).
Nabil received critical acclaim and sell out audiences for his debut Edinburgh Fringe show The Purple Pill.

“moving and captivating as well as split-your-sides funny” Evening Standard

“genuine humanity… an easy comic to like even before he holds you rapt with his various misadventures” Chortle

ESTHER MANITO
Esther Manito is Lebanese-British stand up comedian and winner of Best Show at the Leicester Comedy Festival.
After reaching the finals of So You Think You’re Funny and the Funny Women awards, her debut solo show led to an appearance on Live at the Apollo.

“Effervescent…Incisively funny’ The Skinny

“At times it’s like Victoria Wood has taken the mic” Radio Times

DEAN COUGHLIN
Winner of the Northwest comedy award for breakthrough act of the year 2023
Comedy Cup 2024 winner.
British comedian of the year semi finalists.
Tour support for Jason Manford, Paul Smith, Adam Rowe, Fin Taylor and Lloyd Griffith.

SI BECKWITH
As heard on BBC Radio. Harrogate Comedian of the Year Finalist.
Tour support for Carl Hutchinson, Janine Harouni, Gavin Webster, Sukh Ojla and Eric Neumann.
“Razor sharp wit” The Crack Magazine
‘hilarious, thoughtful, contemporary and fearless’ The Culture Vulture