Brace yourselves, Woolwich. Big Bill is back! Get ready for the return of our new monthly night of bold, boundary-pushing and boisterous stand-up, hosted by Bilal Rashid, one of London’s most exciting new comics.

Applauded for his razor-sharp punchlines, fearless satire, and unpredictable energy, Bilal is fast becoming one of the UK’s hottest rising stars. Catch him here before you see him on your TV screens.

Each month, Bilal hosts a riotous night of pitch-dark comedy, featuring a killer headliner and a hand-pick line-up of special guests. These are some of the very best comedians in the country – with credits on flagship shows such as Live at the Apollo, QI, and Mock the Week.

Leo Kearse
Scottish Comedian of the Year winner, Leo Kearse, is part of the new wave of raw, bold, American-inspired comedians taking UK comedy clubs by storm. He has headlined leading clubs in the UK and abroad, touring in over 20 countries.
In addition to multiple appearances on the BBC, Leo has his own show on GB News, ‘The Saturday Night Showdown’, where he challenges political correctness and mainstream narratives, by blending satire with bold social commentary.
His TV writing credits include Mock the Week (BBC Two), The Mash Report (BBC Two), Breaking The News (BBC Scotland) and Question Time (BBC One).

Samuel J Love
Sam is fun and pretty gross... a loveable rogue
"Good guy, suprised hes not fighting off more puss" Edinburgh 2025

Ryan Murphy
Ryan’s stand up has a diverse array of entertainment, featuring a blend of true and absurd anecdotes, witty one-liners, insightful observations, and engaging crowd interactions.
‘razor-sharp delivery and fearless jokes hit hard’ - Ballyrags comedy club
‘Wonderful jokes’ - Zero Fox Given Comedy Club

Darius Davies
Darius is a seasoned performer first cutting his teeth in 2007 in the comedy clubs of New York city. Success quickly followed as Darius won an MTV New Talent contest, opening the door for Darius to strut his stuff on MTV america. Alas due to “visa irregularities” Darius soon found himself back, and uncelebrated in London.
Certain that success would be just as swift, Darius launched himself on the UK comedy scene. In the blink of an eye (four and half years later) Darius found himself gigging regularly up and down the country entertaining the crowds with his high-energy, captivating, and hilarious tales.