The second of our star-studded stand-up shows as part of Woolwich Words & Sounds is hosted by comedian, actor and presenter LLOYD GRIFFITH (Ted Lasso, Soccer AM) - plus Britain's Got Talent winner AXEL BLAKE, cult favourite ANGELOS EPITHEMIOU, and rising stars HELEN BAUER (Live At The Apollo) and LILY PHILLIPS (The Stand Up Sketch Show).

Lloyd Griffith

You may have seen Lloyd Griffith recently in Ted Lasso, It’s A Sin, House of Games or Not Going Out. Lloyd also fronted the BBC documentary called Can You Beat The Bookies? and co-hosted Soccer AM on Sky Sports and Flinch on Netflix.

Axel Blake

A rising star of UK comedy, Axel Blake has been honing his stand-up skills since 2008 with his hilarious stories, shenanigans and sketches.

After appearing on Britain’s Got Talent in 2022, his relatable comedy won the hearts and laughs of the nation, propelling him all the way to the finals and then on to win the coveted competition and a spot at The Royal Variety Show. In addition to supporting comedy legends such as Dave Chappelle and Eddie Griffin, Axel has sold out illustrious venues all round the country.

Angelos Epithemiou

Unwitting star of Shooting Stars (BBC2), Dave's One Night Stand and Channel 4's The Angelos Epithemiou Show, cult favourite Angelos Epithemiou.

Angelos Epithemiou is the creation of critically acclaimed performer, Dan Renton Skinner, who has starred in such blockbuster films as The Spy Who Dumped Me, High Rise, and Swallows and Amazons for BBC Films and such TV serial-classics as The Tracy Ullman Show, Friday Night Dinner, and The Wrong Mans.

Helen Bauer

Known for being a comedy powerhouse with an electric stage presence, Helen is one of the UK’s most exciting rising stand up stars. TV appearances include Live At The Apollo (BBC2), The Emily Atack Show (ITV2),  and Hypothetical (Dave).

Lily Philips

Lily is one of the most exciting up-and-coming voices in comedy in the UK. In 2021, she reached the grand final of the BBC New Comedy Awards and is a series regular on The Stand Up Sketch Show . Her credits also include Period Dramas (BBC3), The Joy Of Missing Out (All4), and comedy shorts for Comedy Central.