Tony Law

Like a rolling ball of funny with bits flying out of it, Tony Law’s infectious comedy will leave you stranded in a hilarious field of ideas. Half Canadian, half Trinidadian, Tony has been busy working hard on the circuit and creating a buzz for himself as one of the most exciting new comedy propositions around.

His laid back acid casualty approach, combined with scorching jokes and incisive remarks, have endeared him to both live and TV audiences here and abroad. Tony has performed in New York, Aspen, South Africa, Ireland, The Netherlands and in his native Canada. He is a regular face at the UK’s biggest comedy clubs such as The Comedy Store and Jongleurs.

Along with Dan Antopolski and Craig Campbell, Tony created The Dinks, the acclaimed comedy troupe, which excited both Fringe audiences and critics alike with their inimitable style of slapstick and banter.

Tony’s TV credits include The Stand Up Show (BBC1), House of Fun (Meridian) and Does Doug Know? (Channel 4).

“Hugely entertaining.” - Time Out

"To see Tony Law is to inhale deep breaths of comedy oxygen." - The Herald

Man Bites God

The Sydney Morning Herald calls Man Bites God’s new album, The Popular Alternative an “inspired pieces of wackiness and outrage... set to a sharp, jangly pop sound reminiscent of Britpop at its brightest”. Man Bites God are touring nationally to promote the new CD so see them live or be forever haunted by demons of doubt.

Infectious melodic rock and sharp satirical lyrics make Man Bites God well worth inviting into your eardrums. Combining their frenetic live shows with lush studio recordings, Man Bites God are a poppy bass/guitar/drums/piano/recorder kind of thing using 3 part harmonies and dark humour to have you dancing, laughing, stopping to buy a beer and have a bit of a sit down, then dancing and laughing again.

Man Bites God recently completed a very successful Edinburgh Fringe Tour. Sellout shows, invitations to play London, the UK and the US next year. They sold every single CD they took over, received great reviews and were even invited to sing Down Under with Colin Hay in front of a huge crowd at Late and Live. It couldn't have gone better.

"endearing and harmonious... lunatic lyrics and melodic absurdity works well and will undoubtedly give rise to other acts singing from the same hymn sheet... covering a range of styles from barbershop through rock, folk and funk, the songs would have Spinal Tap in a spin... these Melbourne lads can play with more talent than many chart toppers" - The Scotsman

"sensational... brilliant, funny songs" - FringeReport.com

"gorgeous harmonisation... boyish charm... they've got
the right mix" - 3 Weeks

Visit their wacky site here

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