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    • Athletics
          
      • Lynn Davies
            
      • David Moorcroft
            David Moorcroft was a vey well known British Athlete & successful 1500 and 5000 metre runner in the 70’s and 80’s and was awarded an OBE in 1998 for his services to athletics. On retirement, David took up the role as Chief Executive of UK Athletics until resigning in 2007. David is now an excellent after dinner speaker.
      • Iwan Thomas
            Iwan Thomas MBE is currently the British and European 400 metre record holder. An Olympic silver medallist, Commonwealth champion and former European champion. Formerly a BMX bike rider ranking fourth in Europe. A natural in front of the camera, Iwan has reported for and appeared on numerous shows including Soccer Am and The Match, both Sky, CBBC Sports round, Question of Sport, guest fitness trainer for Maria BBC. Car Duels UKTV and Diet Doctors CH5. alongside his TV work Iwan trains celebrity clients, hosts events and PA’s and can be booked as an after dinner/motivational speaker.
    • Boxing
          
      • Jamie Arthur
            
      • John Conteh
            John Conteh's illustrious career began as a 10 year old growing up in Kirby, Liverpool. By the time John was 22 he had won 3 Commonwealth Golds and The World Light Heavyweight Championship. John is now a very popular after dinner speaker.
      • Charlie Magri
            Charlie Magri was born on 20th July 1956 in Tunisia. He grew up in Stepney, London. Magri won Junior ABA titles in 1972 and 1973 rising through to the senior ranks in 1974.
      • Glenn McCrory
            
      • Clinton McKenzie
            Clinton George McKenzie was born on 15 Sept 1955 In Clarendon, Jamaica. British & European boxing champion & Olympic Finalist. Clinton began boxing at the age of 12 and, for the next 9 years, was considered one of the top ranked amateurs in the country.
      • Alan Minter
            Alan Minter was born August 17, 1951 in Crawley. Minter began his career at the age of 21, in 1972. In his first professional bout, he beat Maurice Thomas by a knockout in the 6th round.
      • Nicky Piper
            
      • Earnie Shavers
            Earnie Shavers was born on 31 Aug 1945 and was a professional boxer.
      • John H Stracey
            John H Stracey will always be one of Britain's greatest World Boxing Champions of all time. He achieved the ultimate in December of 1975, when he became the undisputed Welterweight Champion of the World in Mexico City.
      • Junior Witter
            
      • Richie Woodhall
            
    • Cricket
          
      • Jonathan Agnew
            
      • John Barclay
            John Barclay was born in 1954 in Bonn, West Germany, the son of a diplomat. A highly successful schoolboy cricketer at Eton, he first played for Sussex at the age of 16.
      • John Emburey
            John Emburey was a right arm spin bowler and a slightly eccentric lower-order batsman with the style of a grafter. He was more notable as an economical performer than a "demon" spin bowler, but on his day could leave the best batsmen groping outside off-stump. One of his dangerous balls was his arm ball outswinger. Emburey was named Wisden Cricketer of the year in 1984.
      • Richard Blakey
            Richard Blakey was born in Huddersfield on 15 Jan 1967. Blakey began life as a batting wunderkind: he blossomed in county cricket and hit 221 for England A in Zimbabwe in 1989-90, but the following summer Yorkshire, desperate to replace David Bairstow, decided to turn him into a wicketkeeper as well.
      • Henry Blofeld
            Henry Blofeld was educated at Eton, for whom he played cricket for three years, from 1955 to 1957 before moving on to King's College, Cambridge until 1959.
      • Peter Bowler
            Peter Bowler spent twenty years on the professional cricket circuit representing Leicestershire, Derbyshire, Somerset and Tasmania.
      • Tony Cottey
            Tony Cottey was born in Swnasea, on 2 June 1966. At 5 foot 4 inches, Tony Cottey is one of the shortest players in county cricket, but few have a bigger heart than the 32 year old from Swansea.
      • Mike Cowan
            Mike Cowan was born in Leeds, June 1933. He made his Yorkshire debut at Lord’s in 1953. He spent 9 nine years playing for Yorkshire as a fast bowler and shared the opening attack with Fred Trueman.
      • Christopher Cowdrey
            Christopher Cowdrey was born on 20 Oct 1957. He followed his fathers footsteps into the cricket arena and represented Kent and England, and was later captain of England, until injury sadly prevented his further progress. Chris is part of the Cowdrey dynasty. Chris together with his brother Graham, ensured that a Cowdrey was on the Kent team sheet for 48 successive years including his late father.
      • Robert Croft
            Robert Croft was born in Swansea on 25 May 1970. A Welsh patriot, Croft thinks of England as the British Lions. As an offspinner, he gives the ball less flight than he used to, but still possesses a deceptive arm ball.
      • Aravinda Da Silva
            
      • Phil De Freitas
            With a side-on squint-cum-grimace, Phil DeFreitas flings himself at the crease and throws both arms skywards at the same time. No matter that his action wouldn't win any beauty contests: at his peak, around 1991, he was one of England's most consistent seamers, combining away movement, inswing and legcutters. He would later add offbreaks to his repertoire.
      • Angus Fraser
            Angus Fraser is a former England cricketer and fast bowler. Angus now a TV pundit for Sky and journalist is also a very popular "outspoken after dinner speaker"
      • Dave Fulton
            The former ‘Dr. Love’ of an Australian women’s magazine, Dave Fulton is a journalist and author, who played cricket for Kent for 15 years captaining the county between 2002-2005. Dave is now involved in media work and available as an after dinner speaker.
      • Mike Gatting
            
      • Graham Gooch
            Graham Gooch was the most prolific run scorer top-class cricket has ever seen. After he retired in 1997, the statistician Robert Brooke calculated that he had scored 21,087 in one-day cricket at first-class level, which added to his 44,841 first-class runs, put him ahead of Jack Hobbs. It was an amazing achievement, especially for a man who gave the impression that he was constantly on the brink of walking out in disgust. His enigmatic qualities seemed almost cultivated.
      • Warren Hegg
            
      • Rodney Hogg
            Rodney Hogg was born in Richmond in 1951 and would go on to a controversial career that started at Northcote Cricket Club and ascended to Victorian, South Australian and Australian representation.
      • Mark Ilott
            Mark Ilott was born in Watford on 27 August 1970. Mark Ilott a left arm seam bowler, became the perfect successor to the left-arm swing of former Essex and England bowler John Lever at Essex.
      • Ronnie Irani
            Ronnie Irani was born in Leigh, Lancashire on 26 Oct 1971. There are few more bristling, bustling allrounders in England than Ronnie Irani, who has settled snugly into his role as Mr Essex since leaving Lancashire in 1994.
      • Alvin Kallicharran
            Alvin Isaac Kallicharran (born on 21 March 1949, in Georgetown, British Guyana) was a West Indian batsman who played from 1972 to1981. His elegant, watchful batting style produced some substantial innings for a West Indian team very much in its formative years in the seventies. He was Wisdens's Cricketer of The Year for1973.
      • Allan Lamb
            Allan Lamb signed from Western Province as an unknown by Northamptonshire as their overseas player in 1978, he was chugging along nicely when Ken Turner, their secretary, persuaded him that South Africa were years away from returning to Test cricket and that he should invoke his English-born parents to play for England. He never lost his accent nor his attitudes - but Lamb was to be a fixture of the England middle order for the next decade. Small, stocky, aggressive, he had a correct technique, power in his shots and a gift for needling the bowlers. Lamb captained England in three Tests and captained Northampton CC from 1989 to 1994. In 1995, he came close to taking Northamptonshire to their first Championship.
      • Syd Lawrence
            
      • Graham Lloyd
            Graham Lloyd was born in Accrington on 1 July 1969 and is the son of former England star David Lloyd. Graham Lloyd was pigeonholed fairly on early on in his career as a one-day specialist, largely because of his no nonsense batting style and outstanding fielding.
      • Geoff Miller
            Geoff Miller played top level cricket for more than 20 years representing Derbyshire, Essex, Natal and England.
      • Chris Old
            Chris Old was born on Dec 1948. His 1st class career started back in 1966 and he went on to play for Warwickshire and Yorkshire and England.
      • Henry Olonga
            Henry Khaaba Olonga (born 3 July 1976 inLusaka,Zambia) was a cricket player for Zimbabwe. He made his international debut in a Test match against Pakistan at Harare in 1995, at age 18 years, 212 days, becoming the youngest player to represent Zimbabwe. He helped Zimbabwe to its first ever Test victory in that game. A right arm fast bowler, Olonga was the first black cricketer to play for Zimbabwe and is the second Zambian-born Test cricketer after Phil Edmonds of England.
      • Derek Randall
            It was said of Derek Randall that he could catch swallows. Watching him patrolling the covers, you could almost believe it. It was his anticipation and speed over the ground rather than strength of arm that made him such a wonderful fielder - he would often run batsmen out simply by outpacing them to the wicket and whipping off the bails. With Randall on one side of the wicket and David Gower on the other, few batsmen chanced quick singles against England.
      • John Shepherd
            John Shepherd was born in St Andrew, Barbados on 9 Nov 1943. John Shepherd enjoyed a career extending over two decades in which he excelled in domestic cricket in West Indies, England, Australia, South Africa and Rhodesia. A nagging swing bowler and hard-hitting lower-order batsman, Shepherd played the first three of his five Tests against England in 1969, ending the series with 12 wickets at 22.16.
      • Phil Simmonds
            
      • Jack Simmons
            
      • Gladstone Small
            
      • Robin Smith
            Robin Smith made his first-class debut in his native South Africa aged 15, and it wasn’t to long before he followed his elder brother Chris to Hampshire in the early 1980’s.By the time he was 24 England came calling, and throughout the late 80’s and early 90’s Robin was regarded as England's most commanding middle order batsman.
      • Jeremy Snape
            
      • David Steele
            David Steele was born on 29 Sept 1941 in Bradeley, Staffordshire. Former Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Northants and England all rounder.
      • Alec Stewart
            
      • Graeme Swann
            Graeme Swann was born on 24 March 1979 in Northampton. Graeme Swann is an off-spinner who can turn the ball prodigious distances and backs himself whenever he takes the field. A more than capable batsman, during the 1998 season in his first season for Northamptonshire, he made his mark with a maiden first-class century against Leicestershire in the County Championship.
      • Bob Taylor
            
      • Greg Thomas
            John Gregory Thomas was born in Trebanos, Wales on 12 August 1960. He went on to play for Glamorgan and England, where he represented his country in 5 Test matches and 3 One Day Internationals. Greg was a right arm fast bowler.
      • Graham Thorpe
            Graham Thorpe is a former England batsman. Graham went onto During the winter of 2000-01, Graham Thorpe established himself as the most complete England batsman since the Gooch-Gower era, able to attack like Alec Stewart - against pace or spin - and to defend like Mike Atherton. Graham is now proving a popular choice as a cricket after dinner speaker.
      • Don Topley
            
      • Shaun Udal
            Shaun Udal was born 18 March 1969 in Cove, Hampshire. Shaun is still playing today at Middlesex CCC, having moved there from Hampshire and he also represented England through the recent winter series in Pakistan during 2005/06 tour.
      • Derek Underwood
            Derek Leslie Underwood was born in Bromley, Kent on June 8 1945. A left arm slow bowler he made his debut for Kent at age 17 and became the youngest player in history to take 100 first-class wickets in his first season.
      • Peter Walker
            Peter Walker was born on 17th February 1936 in Bristol. United Kingdom. Late father, Oliver Walker (died 1965) grew up in Cardiff, South Wales. Emigrated to South Africa with wife and son Peter in 1938. At time of his death Oliver Walker was Literary and Music Editor of the Johannesburg “Star”, the newspaper with the largest circulation figure in the African continent.
      • Mike Watkinson
            Mike Watkinson was born on 1 August 1961 in Westhoughton, near Bolton, Lancashire) was an English cricketer who played four Test matches and one One-Day International in the mid-1990s.
    • Football
          
      • Arthur Albiston
            Arthur Albiston was born on 14 July 1957 in Edinburgh, Scotland. Arthur came up through the youth ranks at Old Trafford and was to make his debut against arch rivals Man City in 1974.
      • John Aldridge
            John Aldridge was born in Liverpool on 18 Sept 1958. He was to go on and play for Newport County, Oxford, Liverpool, Real Sociedad, Tranmere and Rep of Ireland. John was a prolific goal-scorer all through his career.
      • David Armstrong
            
      • Ron Atkinson
            Ronald Frederick 'Big Ron' Atkinson was born on 18 March 1939 in Liverpool and is a former football player and manager. In recent years he has become one of Britain's best-known football pundits.
      • Gordon Banks
            Gordon Banks was born in Sheffield in 1937 and grew to become not only England's World Cup winning keeper in 1966, but was acknowledged and later officially crowned as the World's Best Goalkeeper in the 1970 World Cup Tournament in Mexico.
      • Peter Barnes
            
      • Dave Bassett
            Dave “Harry” Bassett is without doubt one of football's colourful characters. Affectionately known as 'Harry', he plied his trade at several clubs with considerable success including: Wimbledon, Watford, Sheffield United, Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest, Barnsley, Leicester City and of course previously with Saints.
      • Bob Bevan
            Bob "The Cat" Bevan is still to be heard at many major sporting functions. He has appeared four times at the Footballer of the Year Dinner – a record - twice at the PFA Player of the Year Awards and at 74 of the 92 Premier/Nationwide clubs. He stars in the “Great Goalkeepers Show” with Gordon Banks and Pat Jennings and has also made an LP on football humour, which has twice been featured on British Airways comedy channel.
      • Peter Bonetti
            Peter Bonetti is the former Chelsea, St. Louis Stars and Legendary England goalkeeper.
      • Craig Brown
            Craig Brown was the outstanding boy footballer of his generation - captain of Scotland Schoolboys and Scotland Youths. His professional football career was cut short at the very young age of just 27 due to a serious knee injury, which he sustained at the age of 19. He played for Rangers, Dundee and Falkirk, winning a League Championship medal with Dundee in 1962.
      • Steve Bull
            “Bully” Steve Bull was born on 28 march 1965, in Tipton. Former Wolves and England International. “Bully” will always be remembered as a Molineux legend, scoring an incredible 306 goals for them. “Bully” also played 13 times for England and scored on his debut against the old enemy, Scotland in 1989.
      • Kenny Burns
            Kenny Burns was born in Glasgow, Scotland on 23 Sept 1953. Kenny made 20 International appearances for Scotland and made over 400 appearances, with spells at Birmingham, Leeds Utd, Notts Forest and Derby. As a striker at Birmingham, and then as a defender with Forest's European Cup-winning side, Kenny Burns was a well-known player before he arrived at Leeds.
      • Jimmy Case
            
      • Jack Charlton
            John Charlton OBE was born in Ashington, Northumberland on May 8 1935 was a footballer who played for Leeds United in the 1960s and 1970s, and who famously won the World Cup with England in 1966. He later became a football manager of both domestic and international sides, particularly the Irish national side.
      • Allan Clarke
            
      • Ray Clemence
            Ray Clemence, MBE was born on the 5th August 1948 in Skegness, England. Clemence made his debut for Scunthorpe United in 1966 and was spotted and signed by Liverpool manager Bill Shankly a year later. By 1972 Clemence was a regular for England but the presence of Peter Shilton meant that the England management struggled to decide which keeper was the best, and ended up alternating their selection.
      • George Cohen
            
      • Terry Conroy
            
      • Paddy Crerand
            Born in Glasgow in 1939. Paddy Crerand began his career with Celtic and was regarded as a legend before the great Sir Matt Busby came along and signed him for Manchester United in 1963. He became a legend there also and played in the great United team of that era with players such as Best, Law, Stiles and Charlton. Paddy went on to win the European Cup in 1968 during that famous victory against Benfica at Wembley.
      • Jason Cundy
            
      • Steve Daley
            Steve Daley was born in Barnsley on Wed 15 April 1953. Steve played football for Man City, Wolves and was capped at full International for England. He signed professional terms with Wolves back in 1971. Steve is now a very competent and funny after dinner speaker.
      • Tommy Docherty
            Thomas Henderson Docherty (born Gorbals, Glasgow on 24 Aug 1928), usually known as Tommy Docherty or "the Doc", is a Scottish former footballer and football manager.
      • Fred Eyre
            
      • David Fairclough
            David Fairclough, or 'Super sub', renowned for his memorable scoring exploits after stepping off the bench. The label is one Fairclough never relished but has learned to live with as he reflects on his massive medal haul. The flame-haired Liverpool-born raider joined the club during the Bill Shankly era but exploded onto the big stage during Bob Paisley's management reign. During his debut season of 1975-76 he hit seven goals in 14 League appearances - nine of them as substitute - to help take the title.
      • Paul Fletcher
            Paul’s playing career began way back in 1966 for his home club Bolton Wanderers. From Bolton he was transferred to Burnley in 1970 for what was to be one of the old 1st divisions most expensive signings. In 1974 Paul scored “the goal of the decade” against the mighty Leeds United to give Burnley a 4-1 win.
      • Barry Fry
            Barry Fry was born on April 7, 1945. He has been a football manager and is currently Chairman of Peterborough United FC.
      • John Gahagan
            
      • Dermot Gallagher
            Dermot Gallagher is one of the Football League's most experienced and well-respected referees, and the 48-year-old is currently coming to terms with the fact that this will be his last season in the professional game.
      • Charlie George
            Charlie George was born in Islington, London 10 October 1950 and is a former footballer. Coming from Islington, London, George supported Arsenal as a boy and played for Islington Schoolboys before joining his favoured club in May 1966.
      • Don Goodman
            
      • Bruce Grobbelaar
            Bruce Grobbelaar was born in Durban, South Africa on 6 October 1957. Despite Bruce being a talented cricketer as a youngster, he went onto to be a very distinguished goalkeeper, making nearly 600 appearances, however he will always be remembered for his time at Anfield with the great Liverpool side of the 80s and early 90s.
      • Perry Groves
            
      • Ron Chopper Harris
            Ron "Chopper" Harris is the former Chelsea skipper, and the first Chelsea captain to hoist the FA Cup. Ron made his Chelsea debut aged17 on Saturday, 24th February 1962 in a 1-0 win at home to Sheffield Wednesday.
      • Paul Harrison
            Paul Harrison was a football referee for more than 21 years. He was a football league referee for more than 10 years. Through his career he officiated more than 1000 games, an incredible feat.
      • Willie Henderson
            Willie Henderson was a Rangers star through the 60s and into the 70s. “Wee Willie” was just 5ft 4 ins tall and indeed was somewhat a boy wonder, making his Rangers debut aged just 17 and a year later making his full debut for Scotland.
      • John Hollins
            
      • Norman Hunter
            Norman Hunter was born in Eighton banks, on 24 Oct 1943. Norman played for Barnsley, Bristol City and Leeds United. Normans superb career began back in 1961 and he finished his playing career in 1983. Norman “Bite yer legs” Hunter played a remarkable 724 times for Leeds United, scoring 21 goals.
      • Pat Jennings
            
      • David Johnson
            David Johnson was born on 23 Oct 1951 in Merseyside. David was part of the great Liverpool side of the 70s and 80s. David played for his boyhood team Liverpool.
      • Joey Jones
            Joey Jones was born in Bangor and raised in Llandudno Joey played for the same Llandudno Swifts side as the former Evertonand Wales legendary keeper, Neville Southall.
      • Paul Jones
            Paul Jones was born in Chirk near Wrexham, North Wales. He started his career at Kidderminster Harriers in 1986 and then moved to Wolverhampton Wanderers for a fee of £60,000 in 1991. He only managed to play 44 games before moving on to Stockport County in 1996 where he was ever present in the 1996-97 season.
      • Chris Kamara
            Chris Kamara, the former 'hard man' defender and midfielder, represented 11 teams during his long career as a player, including being part of the 1992 Championship winning Leeds United team managed by the legendary Howard Wilkinson. He made a total of 733 appearances and scored 84 goals for the teams he played for including Stoke City, Bradford City, Middlesbrough, Sheffield United, Luton Town, Leeds United, Stoke City, Swindon Town, Brentford, Portsmouth, Swindon Town and Portsmouth.
      • Howard Kendall
            Howard Kendall was born in Ryton-on-Tyne on 22 May 1946. He began his career at PNE and at the time was the youngest player ever to appear in the FA Cup final when he played in the 1964 FA Cup Final. He signed for Everton in 1967 and played in midfield with Alan Ball and Colin Harvey.
      • Alan Kennedy
            Alan Kennedy is a fromer Newcastle United, Liverpool & England International. More than twenty years have now passed since the greatest period of European dominance by any English football club came to an end. Between 1977 and 1984, Liverpool won the European Cup an unprecedented four times - and it was an unlikely figure that dominated the headlines for the last two of those victories - left-back Alan Kennedy - nicknamed 'Barney' by fans after The Flintstones character due to his straightforward, no-frills approach to the game.
      • Steve Kindon
            Steve Kindon is a great raconteur whose contribution to any dinner evening is guaranteed to have the audience rolling with laughter. A player from the past, Kindo is very much a character from football.
      • Jim Leishman
            Jim Leishman was born in Lochgelly in Fife and signed as a schoolboy for Dunfermline in 1968. Jim is currently Director of Football and manager of Dunfermline FC. He has been a successful manager with a number of clubs including Inverness Thistle and most recently Livingston FC.
      • Graeme Lloyd
            Grahame Lloyd after attending school at Market Rasen in Lincolnshire, began his career on the Western Mail in Cardiff in 1972 before gaining an English & Politics degree at Sheffield University in 1978 and joining BBC Wales.
      • Malcolm Macdonald
            Malcolm Macdonald "Super Mac" was born in Fulham, London on 7 Jan 1950. Down the years the number 9 has always held a revered place in the hearts and minds of Newcastle United's many supporters.
      • Lee Martin
            
      • David May
            David May is a former, Blackburn, Man Utd and Burnley footballer. David won the Premiership with Blackburn and The Champions League with Man Utd with that famous victory against Bayern Munich in 1999.
      • Jason McAteer
            Jason McAteer got his big break aged 20, at local non-league team Marine, when he was discovered by scouts from Bolton Wanderers. He would go on to amass well over 100 appearances for the Trotters over his three year stay.
      • Frank McAvennie
            Striker Frank McAvennie made his name in a storming first season playing with West Ham United in 1986. Though he then had a more subdued year, Celtic was still willing to pay £750,000 to take the player from the London club.
      • Brian McGinlay
            Brian McGinlay is a former Grade One Scottish football referee. Despite referees not being allowed to speak out while still involved in the game, there is nothing to prevent Brian talking about his past experiences now.
      • Wilf McGuiness
            Wilf McGuiness the only man to play for and manage Manchester United was born on the 25th October 1937 in Manchester. Wilf was a big fan of both City and United as a youngster and eventually signed for United as an England Schoolboy International in 1953.
      • John McGovern
            John McGovern was the unsung hero from the famous Notts Forest team from the late 70s and early 80s under the Brian Clough regime. McGovern won the Championship title and European Cup (twice with Forest). He's celebrated for doing the simple things and his willingness to support a team-mate John was one of Cloughie's favourites, taking him everywhere he went in his managerial career. In between entertaining on the after-dinner circuit, John McGovern works as BBC Radio Nottingham's match summariser for all of the Reds' matches.
      • Duncan McKenzie
            Duncan McKenzie was born on 10 June 1950 in Grimsby. Duncan McKenzie played for Notts Forest, Leeds Utd, Chelsea, Everton, Blackburn and Anderlecht.
      • Frank McLintock
            Frank McLintock was born back on 28 Dec 1939. Frank’s career began back in 1959 when he made his debut for Leicester City. He went on to appear in 2 FA Cup finals for Leicester in both 1961 and 1963. He also appeared in the 64 LC final and was again a loser, so from the 3 finals all with runner up medals.
      • Billy McNeill
            Billy McNeill MBE was born 2 March 1940 is a former Scottish footballer and manager. McNeill, known as Cesar, was arguably the greatest captain of Celtic F.C.
      • George McNeill
            George McNeill started his sporting career as a professional footballer playing part time with Hibs, Morton & Stirling Albion.
      • Paul Merson
            Born in London, Paul Merson started his career at Arsenal, joining the club as an apprentice in 1984. After a loan spell at Brentford, he made his debut for Arsenal on November 22, 1986 against Manchester City, and gradually established himself in George Graham's successful Arsenal side of the late 1980s.
      • Jan Molby
            Jan Molby was born on 4th July 1963 in Kolding, Denmark. Jan Molby was signed by Joe Fagan in 1984 for £200,000 from Ajax and had a good career at Anfield. He had a varied career at Liverpool, ranging from one of the greatest midfielders Liverpool have ever had to weight problems and a stint behind prison bars.
      • Alan Mullery
            Alan Mullery joined Fulham after leaving school at the age of 15. Aged just 17, he made his debut for the Fulham first team and played over 250 Games in 5 years. In 1964 he was transferred to Spurs for £72,500 (at the time a British Record a midfield player), and stayed there for 8 years.
      • Phil Neal
            Philip 'Phil' George Neal (born Irchester, Northants, February 20, 1951) is a much-decorated former footballer who is the only player to have appeared in the first five of Liverpool's European Cup finals. He was a dependable full back.
      • Paul Parker
            Paul Andrew Parker was born on 04/1964 in West Ham, London, England. Paul played for Derby County, Man Utd, QPR and also represented England. Paul is available for Q and A (Questions and Answers) sessions and after dinner speaking engagements.
      • Phil Parkes
            Phil Parkes was born on 8 August 1950 in Sedgley, Staffordshire, England and is a former football goalkeeper with WHU, QPR and England.
      • Steve Perryman
            Steve Perryman was born in Ealing on the 21 Dec 1951. Steve is without doubt a Spurs legend, making a total of 866 appearances and scoring 39 goals during a 17 year spell at White Hart Lane. Steve played an incredible 950 appearances during his career, finishing with spells at Oxford and Brentford.
      • Martin Peters
            Martin Stanford Peters MBE was born on November 8, 1943 in Plaistow, London was a football player and member of the victorious England team which won the 1966 World Cup.
      • Graham Poll
            Graham Poll is remembered as one of the famous referees not only in English football but in World football, especially after he issued 3 yellow cards to a player during the 2006 World Cup! He officiated the last FA Cup final at Wembley back in 2000, he also was the first referee to achieve 300 Premier League matches.
      • Kevin Ratcliffe
            
      • Paul Reaney
            Paul Reaney was born back on 22 October 1944 in Fulham, London. Former Leeds United and England International. Paul was another great player from the great Leeds team of the Don Revie era from the late 60s and early 70s that dominated the English game. Reaney wore the number 2 shirt for many years and with distinction.
      • Harry Redknapp
            
      • Joe Royle
            
      • Kenny Sansom
            
      • Dean Saunders
            Dean Nicholas Saunders was born 21 June 1964 in Swansea and is a former Welsh footballer who played as a striker in a professional career between 1982 until 2001. He is currently manager of Wrexham.
      • Lee Sharpe
            Lee Sharpe is a former Bradford City, Leeds Utd Man Utd and England International. Lee made his name as a star at Man Utd, winning numerous honours such as The FA Cup, LC, Premiership titles and Cup Winners Cup.Lee is now proving a very popular hit on "The After dinner circuit".
      • Jim Smith
            
      • Tommy Smith
            Tommy Smith is Liverpool through and through. Tommy is well respected on the "after dinner circuit" with his tales from his Liverpool career. He joined Anfield as a fifteen year old apprentice under the management of the legendary Bill Shankly and went to on to Captain the Club to some of their greatest successes.
      • Nigel Spackman
            
      • Ian St John
            Ian St John was born on the 7 June 1938 in Motherwell, Scotland. After an initial 3 year spell from 1958-1961 at Motherwell as a youngster he then transferred to Liverpool, where he achieved great success winning domestic honours and also achieving 21 International caps for Scotland. He scored the winning goal in the 1965 FA Cup Final against Leeds Utd.
      • Frank Stapleton
            
      • Alex Stepney
            Born in Surrey on 18th September, 1942. Alex Stepney was one of the greatest goalkeepers of his generation. He will be forever remembered for a superb save that was instrumental in Manchester United's European Cup win in 1968.
      • Nobby Stiles
            Nobby Stiles was born in Collyhurst, Manchester on 18 May 1942. Nobby was a United supporter as a boy and went on to fulfil his dream of playing for the greatest team after signing as a 15 year old in 1957. Although small he was nevertheless a battler and hard man of football (who took no prisoners !!). He made his full United debut in 1960 against Bolton Wanderers.
      • Mike Summerbee
            
      • Matt Le Tissier
            Matthew Le Tissier was born in St Peter Port, Guernsey on 14th October, 1968. Matt now a Sky TV media pundit is a very popular figure on the "after dinner circuit" as an after dinner speaker.
      • Mickey Thomas
            Mickey Thomas was born on 7 July 1954 in Mochdre, Wales. Mickey is a player that almost represented all 92 league clubs !!!! Seriously Mickey is a popular player from the past, who is well known and remains a favourite from his time at The Racecourse Ground (Wrexham), Old Trafford and Stamford Bridge particularly. He played 110 games for Man Utd and scored 15 goals. At Chelsea he helped them win the old 2nd Division.
      • Clive Walker
            
      • Paul Walsh
            Paul Walsh was born on 1 October 1962 in Plumstead, London.Paul began his career at Charlton Athletic and quickly established himself to the extent of a transfer to Luton Town who at that time were in English football's top flight.In 1984, he won the PFA Young Player of The Year Award award and Liverpool subsequently purchased him for £700,000.
      • Dave Watson
            
      • Ronnie Whelan
            Ronnie Whelan was born 25th September 1961 in Dublin, Ireland. Ronnie is a popular after dinner speaker at Sporting Dinners & Lunches.
      • Norman Whiteside
            Norman Whiteside was born on 7 May 1965, in Belfast. Norman played for Northern Ireland during 2 World Cups. He played 273 games for Man Utd scoring 66 goals. Norman is always remembered for that famous goal for Utd , when he scored the winner against Everton and Neville Southall during the 1985 FA Cup final.
      • Bob Wilson
            Bob Wilson was born in Chesterfield, Bob Wilson found success playing in goal at school and gained England schoolboy honours in 1957. After qualifying as a physical education teacher at Loughborough College he signed for Arsenal in 1963. He made more than 300 first-team appearances, helping the Gunners win the European Fairs Cup in 1970 and one-year later the coveted League Championship and FA Cup ‘double’. He also became the first English born player to be capped for Scotland.
      • Jeff Winter
            Jeff Winter has been a top referee for more than 15 years, also spent 9 years as a Premiership referee and is now an active “after dinner speaker”.
      • Frank Worthington
            
      • Mark Wright
            
      • Ron Yeats
            Ron Yeats (born Aberdeen, Scotland, November 15, 1937) was the captain of the first great Liverpool team of the 1960s.
    • Golf
          Golf
      • Kevin Feeney
            Kevin Feeney is a current golf referee. Kevin is employed at The Professional Golfers' Association of Great Britain & Ireland, Centenary House, The De Vere Belfry.
      • Alex Hay
            Alex Hay was born in Edinburgh in 1933 and educated at Musselburgh Grammar School. He is also a respected golf coach and has represented Scotland on the BBC commentary team since 1978 - his familiar Scottish burr ideally complementing the more English tones of his co-commentator Peter Allis.
      • Roger Mace
            Roger Mace began his golfing career back in 1950 where he joined The PGA.Roger is available for After Dinner Speaking and has a wealth of knowledge/experience and funny anecdotes from a lengthy golf career to share and make sure your evening is enjoyable and remembered for all the right reasons.
      • Ken McCoy
            
      • Paul Stevens
            Paul Stevens began as a caddy at the young age of 12 and is currently the longest serving caddy on The PGA European Tour, having caddied all over Europe, South Africa, Japan, Australia, The Far East, New Zealand and America, including such courses as Augusta (US Masters), Oak Tree, Crooked Stick & Shoal Creek (US PGA), along with Brookline, Inverness & Oak Hill (US Opens).
      • John Stirling
            John coaches and organises golf clinics for both individuals and companies, who often want to use his versatile talents as an After Dinner Speaker following a round of golf.
      • John Welch
            John Welch an accomplished after dinner speaker, and no less than five newspapers including a full page article by the Daily Mail have recognised John Welch's rise to fame as one of the top After Dinner Speakers in the country.
    • Horse Racing
          
      • Bob Champion
            Bob Champion was born on the 4th of June into a hunting family. His father was Huntsman to the Cleveland in Yorkshire, where he began riding at an early age, hunting with both his sister and father.
    • Rugby
          
      • Kieran Bracken
            
      • Martin Bayfield
            
      • Bill Beaumont
            Bill Beaumont was a key figure for English rugby during his relatively short International career, which included 34 caps. Bill was also captain of his country for 21 of those games. Bill was the skipper of the great side that won the Grand Slam in 1980, which was the first time this had been achived for 23 years. During the series England beat Wales at Twickenham, which was eventful not only for defeating Wales but being introduced to a certain Erica Rowe !!!, some may remember!!!
      • Phil Bennett
            Phil Bennett was born on 24 October 1948 and was a Welsh Rugby Union fly half from 1969 to 1978. His flair and range of tricks, including his famous sidestep and swerve, meant he was a firm favourite with crowds.
      • John Bentley
            John Bentley was born on 5 Sept 1966 and has represented at both rugby league and rugby union. Aged just 21 in 1988 he played his first International for England against Ireland Ireland in 1988 aged 21 and played on the summer tour against Australia.
      • Gareth Chilcott
            Gareth Chilcott, more popularly known as 'Cooch' was born on the 20th November 1956 and was raised in Bristol. His introduction to rugby came when he was 11 years of age and started playing at Senior School, he joined Bristol’s ‘Old Redcliffians’ junior team for whom he played for 3 years. Gareth talents were spotted and joined Bath in 1976.
      • Mervyn Davies
            Thomas Mervyn Davies was born n Swansea back in 1946. He is a former Welsh rugby union player who won 38 rugby union caps for Wales as a No. 8. Davies was born in Swansea, where he attended Penlan Comprehensive School.
      • Steve Fenwick
            Steven Paul Fenwick was born on 23 July 1951, in Caerphilly, Wales and is a former Welsh international rugby union and league player.
      • John Gallagher
            John Gallagher was born on 29 Jan 1964 in London. On pure rugby ability John Gallagher is up there among the best of All Black fullbacks. He took over the position during the 1987 World Cup and over the next three seasons in 18 tests became an automatic selection in the position and in those years was close to being the world's best.
      • Will Greenwood
            
      • Dusty Hare
            
      • Scott Hastings
            Scott Hastings was born on 4 Dec 1964 and is Scotland's most capped center three quarter with 65 caps. He played in 51 Internationals with his brother Gavin and they are the only brothers to have played together in a British Lions Test match.
      • Damien Hopley
            Damien Hopley was born on 12 April 1970 in Lambeth, London and is a former centre/winger. More recently he has been appointed Chairman of the International Rugby Players Association (IRPA) - Damian Hopley's 14 games for England are not a fair reflection on his talent or influence within the sport; as a popular Wasps player with 10 years service,
      • Garin Jenkins
            Garin Jenkins was born on 27 Feb 1969. His career began at Ynysybwl before moving to New Zealand where he played for Taupo and Kings Country.
      • Barrie McDermott
            Barrie McDermott was born 22nd February 1972 in Oldham, Barrie McDermott played his junior rugby with local teams Saddleworth and Waterhead. In 1991, aged eighteen, he signed amateur forms with hometown team Oldham, turning professional on his return from the 1991 BARLA tour of New Zealand.
      • Brian Moore
            Brian Moore was born in Birmingham in January of 1962. He was educated at Nottingham University and has a LLB(Hons) and is a fully qualified solicitor.
      • Alex Murphy OBE
            Alex Murphy insists Leigh's shock win over Leeds in 1971 is the sweetest of his Challenge Cup final successes. The irrepressible Murphy is the only player to captain three different sides to victory in the competition. He led St Helens to success in 1966; followed that up with a win over Leeds as both player-coach of Leigh five years later; then lifted the trophy as Warrington's player-boss in 1974. But it was Leigh's victory that gave him the most pleasure. "A lot of people underestimated that Leigh side but we had some outstanding players in David Eckersley, Kevin Ashcroft and David Chisnall," Murphy told BBC Sport. "Leeds were 5/1 on to win the Cup. They also had a side loaded with internationals. Alex is now a great after dinner speaker and reflects on a tremendous rugby career.
      • Terry O Connor
            Terry OConnor was born on 13 October, 1972, was an English former rugby league footballer. His position was prop-forward. A native of Widnes, OConnor was picked up by Salford. He joined Wigan in 1994.
      • Jamie Peacock
            
      • Graham Price
            Graham Price earned his first of 41 caps for Wales in 1975, against France scoring a try recently voted the 4th best try ever scored by a welsh player.
      • Jeff Probyn
            
      • Derek Quinnell
            Derek Leslie Quinnell was born in 1949 in Llanelli, Wales. He went on to win 23 International caps for Wales both as a lock-forward and as a No. 8. Educated at Coleshill School, Derek Quinnell first played for Llanelli RFC in 1967 and made his international debut for Wales against France in 1972.
      • Scott Quinnell
            
      • Nigel Redman
            
      • Paul Rendall
            Paul Rendall was born in London on 18 Feb 1954. From the age of 11 Paul played rugby and went on to play as prop nearly 30 times for England.
      • Ian Robertson
            Ian Robertson during the day is the BBC Rugby Correspondent covering both Radio and TV. In the evening he is a very amusing, entertaining and highly articulate after-dinner speaker
      • Ashley Rowden
            
      • John Stankevitch
            
      • Phil Steele
            
      • Tim Stimpson
            Tim Stimpson ended the 2002/3 season as Tigers' top points scorer, a position he has held for the fourth consecutive year. His 12 points in the home game against Northampton on 30 November 2002 saw him become only the third Tigers player to score over 1500 points for the club. Another record he has claimed is to be the first player to ever have scored over 1000 points in Premiership rugby, he was awarded with a 'golden boot' by sponsors Zurich after the game at Sale in September 2002 to mark that achievement.
      • John Taylor
            John Taylor was born on 21 July 1946 in Watford, Hertfordshire was a Welsh rugby union player. Nicknamed Basil Brush thanks to his wild hair and beard, he played as a flanker for the London Welsh RFC (of which he is now a board member), and represented Wales 26 times between 1967 and 1973.
      • David Trick
            David Trick was a winger who played for Bath between 1979 and 1991 making a total of 247 appearances, scoring 171 tries. He played in the first four of Bath's National Knockout Cup victories at Twickenham
      • Roger Uttley
            
      • Shaun Wane
            Shaun Wane first signed for Wigan on 14th August 1981 from Wigan St. Patricks. He made his debut for Wigan on 3rd January 1982 in the league match against Barrow at home where he played second row.
      • Richard Webster
            Richard Webster was born 9 July, 1967 and was a Welsh international Rugby Union player. In 1993 he toured New Zealand with the British & Irish Lions and at the time played club rugby for Swansea RFC. In 1995 he moved to rugby league to play for Salford RL and appeared in the 1995 Rugby League World Cup.
      • Chris White
            Chris White is a current International rugby referee. Before becoming an official, Chris was a player for Cheltenham, playing games against the likes of Northampton, Bristol, Gloucester and Bath, until a shoulder injury slowed his playing career down.
      • JPR Williams
            John Peter Rhys Williams was born 2 March 1949 in Cardiff, Wales, known universally as JPR Williams (a necessary disambiguation given that he was a contemporary and frequent team-mate of another John Williams, J. J. Williams), played rugby union for Wales between 1969 and 1981.
    • Snooker
          
      • Andy Hicks
            
      • Willie Thorne
            
  • Motivational Speakers
        
    • John Bell
          
    • Frank Furness
          Frank Furness is a sought after motivational and after dinner speaker. His lively, enthusiastic and humorous style has inspired audiences around the world.
    • Sally Kettle
          Sally Kettle is the first woman to have rowed across the Atlantic East - West twice. On both occasions she triumphed over setbacks and adversity. In October 2003 Sally and her partner stepped into a 27ft plywood ocean rowing boat, they left from the Canary Islands and rowed over the horizon to attempt an Atlantic crossing.
    • Tom McClean
          Tom McClean has a remarkable record when it comes to achievement and adventure. Raised in a tough orphanage from the tender age of 5 years old until he was 15, Tom soon realised the art of survival of the fittest; this attitude has seen him through many hair-raising experiences.
    • Suzanne Potts
          Suzanne Potts began her career in sales and distribution managing diverse sales teams across many continents and cultures.By the mid 1980’s working for Xerox I achieved the most senior sales operational post for a woman.
    • Jim Rees
          Jim Rees is a Keynote Speaker, Executive Coach an and Author, his book “Maximise Your Mind Power” is part of The Work Life Series by Dorling Kindersley
    • Gary Skyner
          Real life traumas are turned into triumphs everyday. Gary Skyner's inspiring tale of triumph over tragedy will touch your heart and lift your spirits. Born a victim of the deadly thalidomide drug, which was administered to expectant mothers in the 1960's, Gary's life was destined to be difficult and challenging, as the drug impaired his physical development.
    • Phil Stant
          
    • Rebecca Stephens
          Rebecca Stephens has a gift for communication and has risen to global prominence as an inspirational keynote speaker and coach on teamwork, leadership skills and performing absolutely to one's best.
    • Derek Williams
          Mr WOW is actually Derek Williams who is an inspirational and motivational speaker, and Creator of The WOW Awards. He is the leading UK customer service speaker and world-wide selling author of '3-Dimensional Care' (a work-book for business owners and managers) and 'Learning From Sport' inspiration and motivation for all.
  • Gallery
        
  • General Speakers
        
    • Willie Allan
          Willie Allan was born in Edinburgh and brought up in Dunfermline in the kingdom of Fife. He was educated at Queen Anne High School, Dunfermline, and The Scottish School of Physical Education, Glasgow. Willie is now a very popular figure on the "after dinner circuit".
    • Miles Hilton Barber
          Miles Hilton-Barber completed the toughest foot-race in the World - the Marathon Des Sables, a 150 mile Ultra-Marathon race through the 120 degree heat of the Sahara Desert.After Dinner speaker/motivational speaker
    • John Bell
          
    • Jim Bennett
          
    • John Brolly
          John Brolly began his career in theatre, teaching and children's entertainment until the arrival of Tony Blair. After ignoring initial calls to work as a double he finally gave in when his superb portrayal of Oberon in A Midsummer Night's Dream received the following review What a stroke of genius to play this part as Tony Blair
    • Bruce Burgess
          
    • John Campbell
          
    • Sean Chapple
          
    • Marcus Cockerill
          Marcus Cockerill is a current registered GP from Coventry. He is a superb after dinner speaker, with many funny stories and anecdotes to share from his lengthy career in medicine and General Practice.
    • Bill Copeland
          Bill Copeland is a lawyer practising in Lanarkshire. Until recently he specialised in criminal defence work but given the swinging cuts in Legal Aid, he has become a conveyancer as there is now more money in acting for those buying houses than those burgling houses!!!.
    • Stewart Coull
          Stewart Coull is a retired schoolteacher who worked with children with learning difficulties for more than 20 years. Stewart is a graduate of Trinity College, Dublin and has worked in Scotland since 1970. Stewart is now an accomplished after dinner speaker.
    • Graham Davies
          
    • Paul Durham
          Paul Durham reflects of 34 years service in mountain rescue, hundreds of rescues in a light hearted and comic fashion of the bizarre and sometimes incredulous moments encountered during a mixed and varied career.
    • Colin Fairclough
          
    • John Field
          
    • Derrick Fulford
          
    • Bruce Fummey
          Bruce Fummey was born and brought up in the Fair City of Perth, Scotland before heading off to Paisley to complete a degree in physics.
    • Forbes Gauld
          
    • David Gunson
          David Gunson was born in Sheffield. He originally trained to be a metallurgist before changing direction slightly to join the RAF. David flew for twelve years in the Royal Air Force doing Search and Rescue and anti-submarine work. He was an air traffic controller at Birmingham Airport for 22 years, until he retired in 1992.
    • Neil Hanson
          Neil Hanson is the prolific and successful author of an acclaimed series of popular histories - The Custom of the Sea, The Dreadful Judgement. The Confident Hope of a Miracle and The Unknown Soldier.After Dinner Speaker
    • Peter Heims
          Peter Heims became a Private Investigator in 1953 after having served 5 years in The Parachute regiment- because he was too short to join The Police !!!
    • Ross Hemsworth
          
    • Willie Hunter
          Willie Hunter is a current solicitor with his own practice in the heart of Edinburgh. He has 3 children, Lisa, Christopher and Kaitie with his wife Avril.
    • Ralph Jerram
          
    • Eric Jones
          Eric Jones is a former Detective Supertintendent from The Manchester Police. One of the North's outstanding after dinner speakers, Eric came to the circuit in traditional style being spotted by a well-known agent.
    • Dr Kevin Jones
          Dr. Kevin Jones is a Consultant Physician with an extremely funny line in hospital and medicine humour.
    • Graham Keal
          Showbiz journalist Graham Keal has been interviewing TV celebrities for over 30 years, Oprah included. His interviews and columns have been published everywhere from The Daily Telegraph to My Weekly, TV Times to The Sun, The Guardian to The Gonerby Gazette.
    • Paul Kidd
          
    • Mike Lewis
          
    • Graeme Lloyd
          
    • Malcolm Lord
          
    • Michael Mason
          
    • Ken McCoy
          
    • John McKelvie
          
    • George McNeill
          George McNeill started his sporting career as a professional footballer playing part time with Hibs, Morton & Stirling Albion. George is now a very accomplished after dinner speaker. George McNeill started his sporting career as a professional footballer playing part time with Hibs, Morton & Stirling Albion. George is now a very accomplished after dinner speaker. George McNeill started his sporting career as a professional footballer playing part time with Hibs, Morton & Stirling Albion. George is now a very accomplished after dinner speaker.
    • Graham Mitchell
          Graham Mitchell is an engaging and civilised after dinner speaker, brimming with wit and good humour. He is both amusing and stimulating about a subject which everyone enjoys. The world of wine has a fund of good stories and Graham seems to know some of the best !
    • Len Murray
          Len Murray is widely recognised as one of the country's top after-dinner speakers. He has been variously described as: hilarious, incredibly funny, brilliant, highly entertaining, superb, great and side-splitting.
    • John Nichol
          John Nichol is at home at conferences, training courses or after-dinner venues, he describes himself as an ordinary guy who just happened to find himself in extraordinary circumstances. His presentation is tailored to the occasion and is electrifying, humorous, and captivating.
    • Les Peters
          Finding suitable entertainment can all too often be no laughing matter, but if you want to give yourself a sporting chance to make things smiles better, then please do read on and then book Les Peters as your after dinner speaker for your event.
    • Bill Pirie
          Bill Pirie is a very funny, very clean, and of course very modest after dinner speaker !!! He has a unique formula for making his speeches personal to the event without causing any offence or embarrassment to anyone unless, of course, he is required to do so.
    • Suzanne Potts
          
    • Jim Rees
          Jim Rees is a Keynote Speaker, Executive Coach an and Author, his book “Maximise Your Mind Power” is part of The Work Life Series by Dorling Kindersley
    • Geoff Reiss
          Geoff Reiss has focussed throughout his 30 year career on project and programme management.
    • Mal Rich
          Mal Rich originates from Liverpool, or at least Merseyside, but don't hold that against him! He has been an entertainer for over twenty years and his experience is vast. His early days were spent honing his unique blend of humour in cabaret.
    • Jim Robertson
          
    • Hans Sanders
          
    • Fran Sandham
          
    • Les Scott
          
    • John Simonett
          John Simonett is a former schoolmaster and sportsman. He played Rugby Union and was a cup winner with the Gloucester club against the Leicester Tigers at Twickenham. He captained the Scottish U19 team and was a regular member of the senior Scottish squad during his club career.
    • Rebecca Stephens
          
    • Paul Stevens
          Paul Stevens began as a caddy at the young age of 12 and is currently the longest serving caddy on The PGA European Tour, having caddied all over Europe, South Africa, Japan, Australia, The Far East, New Zealand and America, including such courses as Augusta (US Masters), Oak Tree, Crooked Stick & Shoal Creek (US PGA), along with Brookline, Inverness & Oak Hill (US Opens).
    • John Stirling
          John coaches and organises golf clinics for both individuals and companies, who often want to use his versatile talents as an After Dinner Speaker following a round of golf.
    • Sandy Strang
          Sandy Strang is a failed footballer. Having played at Hampden and Wembley by age 20, he entertained serious delusions of soccer adequacy, swiftly tempered by the shortest senior footballing career ever - venerable Queen's Park - December 1970 to March 1971 - and thank goodness, said martinet player-coach Eddie Hunter, it wasn't a blooming Leap Year!
    • Stan Taylor
          Stan Taylor has been entertaining audiences both home and abroad for more than 25 years. He has been recognised as one of the very best in the business.
    • Fred Wedlock
          
    • John Welch
          John Welch is an accomplished after dinner speaker, and no less than five newspapers including a full page article by the Daily Mail have recognised John Welch's rise to fame as one of the top After Dinner Speakers in the country.
    • Ian White
          Ian White is and has been The Managing Director of the Horizon Group of Companies in the UK since 1992.
    • Andy Williamson
          
    • Dave Wolfe
          
    • Alan Wright
          Alan Wright was an award-winning BBC Radio and TV presenter for almost 30 years and, today, is Chairman of Soundswright Ltd, specialising in media strategy and consultancy.
• Comedians
      
  • Dave Adams
        Dave is one of Britain's most original, topical adult comedians. Dave is ideal and suited for any type of evening or event and can entertain at Stag functions, Military Messes, men only or even mixed audiences, he will be well received.
  • Martyn Aldridge
        Martyn Aldridge is a stand up comic from Plymouth. 20 stone plus of sex appeal and laughter (but mostly laughter!).
  • Frankie Allen
        Frankie Allen is a top experienced comedian. If you are looking for one of the most experienced comedians then Frankie Allen is the one for you. Liverpool born & bred and a professional for over 25 years. His quick mind will have your audience in hysterics with his fast off the cuff remarks and personality.
  • Billy Bean
        Comedian Billy Bean is a big man with a big sense of humour. Over the past 15 years, he has rapidly become a big favourite on the After Dinner Circuit - covering everything from Corporate Events to Sportsman's Dinners.
  • Rod Beech
        Rod Beech has been involved in the entertainment world for over twenty years now. He brings to the stage an aura & presence coupled with the wealth of experience and knowledge of every facet of the business of entertaining and making people happy.
  • Al Benson
        
  • Paul Boardman
        At the age of 18, Paul Boardman was offered a soccer scholarship in the USA and spent 4 years at the University of Maryland studying for a degree in Sports Science. While in America, Paul began performing stand-up at local student hangouts and was booked for many of the top comedy clubs in and around Washington DC. He quickly earned a reputation as a young up-and-coming comedian winning several comedy awards, including one of the East Coast student comedy competitions in Daytona, Florida.
  • Stan Boardman
        Stan Boardman was born on Merseyside and his great personal ambition as a schoolboy was to play professional football for Liverpool. After failing to make the grade in big time football he eventually started his own haulage business which earned him a steady living. Then in the summer of 1976 his entire life and career changed dramatically, almost overnight.
  • Jim Bowen
        In the sixties Jim Bowen worked part time as a 'stand-up' comedian on the notorious Northern Club circuit. Granada TV's 'The Comedians' gave Jim the opportunity to appear on National Television prompting him to leave teaching and 'Have a Go' in the precarious world of entertainment.
  • Carl Brent
        
  • Noel Brodie
        Noel Brodie is one of The UK's brightest young Comedians with an act suitable for any audience from Holiday Camps and Comedy Clubs to Cruise Ships, Corporate and TV. He seems to effortlessly bridge that age old gap between Mainstream and Alternative with a mix of Observational, slapstick and off the cuff improvisational material, along with some intelligent parodies.
  • Adger Brown
        Adger Brown is a top class comedian. Adger is currently very active on the after dinner circuit and is well suited to entertain at Golf Days (himself a very good player playing off a handicap I believe of 7), also adaptable for any type of event and audience.
  • Denis Bundy
        Denis is a compere/comedian who has been active on the circuit for some years. Denis works very closely with other sports stars at various Dinners and in particular with the likes of Peter Osgood, Robin Smith and Geoff Hurst.
  • Joe Camay
        Before starting comedy full-time in 1992, Joe Camay had been a telephone engineer, a bookie and ran a unisex clothing store. He is Glasgow born, married to Margaret, a dancing teacher and they have 3 adult children, 2 sons and a daughter. They currently stay in Newton Mearns with aforementioned daughter and a 10 year-old German pointer called Homer, after the character in the Simpsons not the author of the Iliad.
  • Drew Cameron
        
  • Lee Carroll
        
  • Frank Carson
        Frank Carson in full flow is truly something to behold. Ruthless with his delivery, unrelenting in his gags-per-minute ratio, this is a constant barrage of tall tales and short one-liners that keeps an audience's laughter levels revved up to the max. Resistance is futile. Just sit back and enjoy.
  • John Cassidy
        
  • Mike Cassidy
        Mike Cassidy is a very experienced and established Comedian on the After Dinner, Corporate & Cabaret scene with an impeccable repertoire of top class entertainment.
  • Scott Charlton
        Scott Charlton has been in this business for over 20 years now and the experience shows through with his very, very funny and well polished act.
  • Barry Cheese
        Barry Cheese was born in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, England. He has a wife Pauline and a son Jonathan. During the seventies and early eighties Barry was in a very successful TV comedy double-act called Cheese and Onion, before going solo in 1984. Barry Cheese is a true international comedy raconteur.
  • Greg Cook
        Greg Cook’s deadpan style and mastery of the spoken word led John Plowman, head of BBC Comedy to describe him as ‘Les Dawson for the 21st century’. A prolific writer of comedy, he has several hours of tested material to draw on making him a safe bet, whatever your audience.
  • Clive Cooper
        Clive Cooper has been a stand up comedian for more than 10 years and has also appeared on TV in Emmerdale, Burn It, Clocking Off 3, The Gary Bushell Show, Des O'Connor Show, Pot of Gold and with Jim Davidson.
  • Lester Crabtree
        Lester Crabtree is an outstanding young North West Based comedian with his own unique , cheeky, yet attacking style.Lester Crabtree has undoubtedly emerged as one of the most sought after comedians on the UK comedy & after dinner circuit today.
  • Jimmy Darch
        Jimmy Darch is a charismatic performer demanding the attention of his audience immediately. Clients worldwide have grown to expect the high standards that Jim is able to deliver every time. His level of consistency is phenomenal especially when you take into account the diverse venues and audiences that he performs for every year.
  • Bobby Davro
        Bobby Davro (born 13 September 1959) is a British actor and comedian. He is mainly known as an impersonator. He became very popular as a result of his appearances on the television show, Who Do You Do?.
  • Paul Dazeley
        
  • Nolan Dean
        
  • Lenny Dee
        Lenny Dee, has over the last few years, established himself as one of the most sought after entertainers on the cabaret circuit today. Based in South Wales, he has worked extensively on television and radio, as well as top venues both home and abroad.
  • Johnny Dimes
        
  • Diva Dolly
        Diva Dolly,comedienne, is out of prison and she’s live and dangerous. Watch Out! She may be in a town near you soon. She can’t wait to cum amongst her audiences and share with them her abundance of sexual knowledge, sexual anecdotes and her top tips (erm that’s tips!!)
  • Jack Dooly
        Jack Dooly, in a nutshell, a very funny man, an excellent voice, and many years in the entertainment industry. Jack discovered his flare for comedy many moons ago, he went on to create this zany, sharp witted, energetic and very funny character we know today as Jack Dooly.
  • Adrian Doughty
        
  • Kev Duncan
        
  • Simon Evans
        
  • Mike Farrell
        Mike Farrell is a traditional Yorkshire stand up comedian who can work to either all male or mixed audiences.
  • Steve Finn
        Steve Finn is an established and versatile comedian whose award-winning appearances throughout Britain and Western Europe make him one of this country's most popular performers. A firm favourite with producers and promoters, Steve has a natural talent, which, coupled with his vast stage experience, enables him to maintain a high standard of entertainment. His sharp delivery and perfectly-timed orignal routines regularly win him the warm acclaim of audiences, critics and fellow artistes alike.
  • Billy Flywheel
        Billy Flywheel is a unique comedy talent not to be missed and gives you total entertainment from start to finish. Laughs galore are guaranteed from this zany and most originbal of entertainers with his jokes, send ups and bizarre happenings during his performance.
  • Jerry Foale
        
  • Chris Gee
        Since Christopher Gee first appeared on BBC TV's Opportunity Knocks, his career has been as varied as the 100+ voices that he performs in his cabaret act.
  • Tony Gerrard
        Tony Gerrard despite being wheelchair bound since the age of 4 as a result of polio, is a top class comedian and has been entertaining since 1968. Tony has appeared on numerous television shows and also appeared twice on such series as Eastenders and The Bill.
  • Leslie Gibson
        Comedy Impressionist Leslie Gibson is often called 'The Man Of A Thousand Voices' because of the accuracy and sheer number of characters that he can impersonate. As an after dinner speaker or corporate comedian and entertainer, just close your eyes and you would think you were in the room with the real person.
  • Jack Glanville
        Jack Glanville a Cornish Comedian based in the lovely quiet seaside town of Newquay.
  • Lee Goode
        Lee Goode or Goodie as he is known to his friends has a likeable manner with an infectious cheekiness to his comedy.Lee is proving now to be a very popular comedian.
  • Joe Goodman
        Joe Goodman is a most versatile and experienced Comedian in today's world of entertainment,as an accomplished cabaret and after dinner speaker.
  • Andy Greaves
        Andy Greaves is a very popular entertainer around the country with his wit, stand up comedy, ventriloquism and vocals. Andys versatility comes from years of experience, from when he first started back at the age of just 13. From leaving school Andy went onto Butlins and Pontins.
  • Paddy Greene
        Paddy Greene, like the great late Tommy Cooper, is a naturally very funny man! Paddy is Known amongst his peers as the Comics' comic, this zany Irishman is overflowing with material and a gifted talent for making people laugh.
  • Clive Greenaway
        Clive Greenway takes you through The great Tommy Coopers’ life. Naturally it wouldn’t be Tommy without the magic and as an accomplished comedy magician, Clive re-enacts all the “old favourites” the awesome bottle glass, glass bottle trick, the incredible mind reading duck, the unbelievable Indian rope trick, along with many more !
  • Charlie Hale
        
  • Alan Hancock
        Alan Hancock is a very experienced comedian, suitable for any event, whether it be Corporate, Sporting Dinner, Golf Club or a male only or mixed event, Alan adapts his flare and material accordingly.Alan's catch phrase "Here's a few lines to make you laugh!"
  • Phil Hoyles
        
  • Ian Irving
        Ian Irving is a superb comedian/after dinner speaker. Whether it be corporate hospitality, sporting functions, company events, product launches, linking conferences or hosting award ceremonies, Ian can tailor his act to suit the clients requirements.
  • Aaron James
        Aaron James is a sporting impressionist who has gained a reputation as a first-class speaker. Taking Sports Stars from a wide range of sports - including football, rugby, cricket and golf - and adding hilarious comedy, makes Aaron James an act not to be missed !
  • Mervyn Jaye
        
  • Tony Jo
        Tony Jo is a perfectionist and always performs to the highest standards. On 3 occasions in recent years Tony has been awarded the prestigious After Dinner Speaker of The Year Award, in 1997, 1999 and 2001. There is, nobody better and more in demand than Tony Jo. Tony is one of the few after dinner speakers/comedians on the circuit who can adapt to any audience, whether all male, all female or mixed.
  • Stan Johns
        
  • Geoff Jukes
        
  • Bobby Kaye
        
  • Ned Kelly
        
  • Mike King
        Mike King is a former professional footballer with Preston North End,
  • Austin Knight
        Austin Knight is a performer who has established himself as one of the most in demand entertainers on the circuit. His unrivalled professional standard of entertainment will transform any event into an occasion to remember.
  • Bobby Lee
        Bobby Lee is an accomplished stand-up comedian with many years experience. The stand-up comedy routines are extremely funny, quite original and geared to the audience. Bobby is one of the few performers that will happily work mainstream as well as comedy clubs and universities etc.
  • John Lory
        John Lory relies entirely on his natural comic ability, John is one of the very few comedians on the circuit today who can bridge that gap between Mainstream and Alternative humour.
  • Mike Maguire
        
  • Gary Marshall
        Gary Marshall comes form a comedy background, his father is Jimmy Marshall and his grandfather was a famous Scottish comedian. Gary started as a Butlins Redcoat at Blackpool's Metropole Hotel for two seasons.
  • John Martin
        John Martin’s outstanding talent is comedy both as a performer and a writer. He has the unique ability to tailor his material perfectly to suit the wide range of work that today’s business demands. A John Martin show is full of energy, excitement and class!
  • Stewart Masters
        Stewart Masters is based in Yeovil in the West Country and is a versatile comedian / compere.
  • Chris Chubby McCall
        Chris Chubby McCall is widely regarded as one of the best up-and coming comedians in the UK. As a twenty year old Chris was introduced to the unique and brilliant comedy of the brilliant Roy Chubby Brown. That was it - he was hooked! Uncannily Chris resembled the great North Eastern comedian (poor bastard!) and was consequently nicknamed 'Chubby' by his mates. The nickname has stuck from that day to this!
  • Kevin McCarthy
        Kevin has been a comedian a long while, all his life infact. But only in the last fifteen years has he made it his career.
  • Miles McCoy
        
  • Jay McGee
        
  • Chris McGlade
        
  • Mick Miller
        Mick Miller was born in Dingle, an area of Liverpool on 25 Feb 1950. A very keen goalkeeper as a youngster, ambitions of making it as a player himself he started with Port Vale (where the great Stanley Matthews signed him) and even went on to receive a trial with England at Youth level, only to lose out to a certain Peter Shilton in 1966.
  • George Newman
        George Newman is a great favourite from the South, with an excellent and established act in the world of comedy. A professional entertainer with almost 20 years experience, George combines a natural comedy talent with a wealth of impressions to great effect !!!
  • Nicky Newsome
        
  • Micky Pugh
        
  • Jimmy Quinn
        
  • Al Reed
        Alan Reed, a professional comedian for twenty years, who has a wealth of experience which he has been conveying to audiences at various venues throughout the country including West End theatres, working mens's clubs, after dinner functions and sporting events.
  • Mal Rich
        Mal Rich originates from Liverpool, or at least Merseyside, but don't hold that against him! He has been an entertainer for over twenty years and his experience is vast. His early days were spent honing his unique blend of humour in cabaret. The list of stars he has worked with in live situations and television, is a veritable who's who of showbiz, including, Victoria Wood, Cliff Richard and Jasper Carrott.
  • Ian Richards
        In over twenty two years as a full time professional Comedian, Ian Richards has worked literally all over the world, including The Falklands, Ascension Isles, Germany, Belgium, Florida, Spain, Holland & France. He has made over 500 appearances for the British Forces on the mainland alone and appeared in Summer Shows in Jersey, Gt. Yarmouth, Scarborough, Bridlington, Cromer and The Isle of Wight and for all the major Holiday Centres including: Butlins, Pontins, Haven Warner, Bourne Leisure and hundreds of other smaller operators.
  • Jennie Robin
        Don’t be fooled by her diminutive appearance. Robin is a little lady with a big presence. Her interpretations of everyday life will have you belly laughing from the word go, it’s real, it’s clever and it’s absolutely hilarious.
  • Tony Roscoe
        Tony Roscoe has been entertaining audiences at both home and abroad for more than 25 years. With his muisicianship and comedy talent Tony has always ben an established act.
  • Mark Rough
        Mark Rough has been described as the most refreshing Comedian on the UK cabaret circuit. With his fast paced and gag filled set, Mark has been wowing audiences all over the world. Unusually for the mainstream comedy scene, Mark writes all of his own material and this, along with his chirpy manner has seen him perform over 2000 shows in his eight years as a professional Stand Up Comic.
  • Steve Rowe
        
  • Tony Rudd
        Tony Rudd is an extremely experienced & popular Comedian/Impressionist.
  • Andy Rudge
        Andy Rudge is a vastly experienced comedy entertainer is now firmly established as one of the most sought after attractions for the cruise, corporate and overseas markets. An award winning comedian, Andy is not only a great comic, but has a singing voice most male singers would be glad of. He is also an accomplished musician and features the guitar during the course of his show.
  • Simon Sands
        
  • George Saunders
        
  • Carl Schofield
        Carl Schofield comes direct from his headlining summer season at the Talk of The Coast, Blackpool. He is currently appearing at The Grand Theatre in The Joe Longthorne Show.
  • Tank Sherman
        Tank is one of twins-not identical though, because his sister's got a beard !! Comedian
  • Gary Skyner
        Gary Skyner is unlike any other comedian on the circuit today. His wit and tenacity will simply overpower the room, keeping even the most brilliant heckler at bay. Laugh your head off to one of the funniest Scousers to ever come out of Liverpool.
  • Martin Smith
        Martin Smith has an enviable reputation as a good, solid all-round Act - well known as the man who can always get the crowd involved!
  • Brian Stevens
        
  • Jeff Stevenson
        Jeff Stevenson is one of the most versatile comedians in the business.His career has spanned almost every area of the entertainment business.
  • Ronnie Stewart
        Ronnie Stewart has more than 25 years experience within The Entertainment business, and has travelled all around the world, he has worked for the Combined Services Entertainments at many Armed Forces Camps in N.Ireland, Germany and Malta, as well as Venues in Portugal, Spain and Tenerife. Ronnie has also worked for DAF Trucks World-wide Limited, entertaining their Key Personnel in Abu Dhabi.
  • John Stiles
        John Stiles was born in Manchester in 1964. John Stiles spent 5 years as a professional footballer with Leeds United. John, however will always be known as a son of Nobby. His father of course is 1966 World Cup Winning hero and former Man Utd legend Nobby Stiles.
  • David St John
        David St John is one of the most versatile comedy entertainers in the business, and able to adapt to a wide range of audiences as well as offering more than straightforward stand-up comedy.
  • Sword and Stone
        
  • Jed Stone
        Jed Stone is a super act and a very funny man. With more than 10 years of fronting top comedy showband named Scholar, Jed went solo as a comedian and has never looked back.
  • Joey Stone
        
  • Sean Styles
        Sean Styles is an outstanding Impressionist and comedian. To anyone visiting Liverpool for the first time, evidence of the ‘wicked’ sense of humour of its inhabitants is immediately evident.
  • Jamie Sutherland
        Jamie Sutherland is a Wigan based scouser who will keep you amused with tales, stories, gags, and all his own teeth.
  • Johnny Tait
        Johnny Tait has been in the entertainment business for nearly 30 years and has worked all over the UK and abroad, including entertaining The Troops. Johnny has appeared on cruise ships, theatre, holiday parks etc. Johnny has his own very unique style.
  • Jimmy Tamley
        Jimmy Tamley is a very experienced entertainer and a very funny man to give any audience and evening of laughter and fun. A superb act for any audience. Jimmy has travelled the world through his many years of entertaining including overseas for the troops.
  • Bob Taylor
        
  • Bruce Thompson
        Bruce Thompson, is probably the best One-Man-Band in the world. Weaned on the thriving 'folk' circuit of his native northeast, Bruce has been a unique comedy and musical entertainer for over thirty years.
  • Gary Thompson
        
  • Willie Thompson
        
  • Venn Tracey
        Venn Tracey is a well-established and sought-after comedian, who works within many spheres of entertainment; including theatre, TV and Radio, Sportsman's Dinners and corporate events.
  • Bob Webb
        Bob Webb is a highly experienced comedian, working at top class hotels & venues both home and abroad. In 1977 he moved to South Wales from London, where his career began, and he has emerged as one of The Uks top and most popular comedians.
  • Andy Wilkins
        Andy Wilkins is a breath of fresh air. He's a cheeky and hugely likeable lad who never goes beyond the boundary of good taste by resorting to smutty comedy. He is one of the few comedians that can make entire family generations howl with laughter. Andy graduated from the Yorkshire Working Mens Clubs and his extensive experience includes Summer Seasons for the Haven, Warner & Butlins Centres throughout the country.
  • Russ Williams
        Russ Williams is a superb act with nearly 20 years experience as an entertainer. Known by many as The Blued Eyed Boy of Comedy, he has made his mark by appearing as a supporting artist with countless major stars including Freddie Starr, Jethro, Joe Longthorne and Englebert Humperdinck at some of the most prestigious venues in the world including The London Palladium.
  • Lee Wilson
        Lee Wilson was born on 31 July 1938 in the Black Country. His career in Show Business started in the mid-fifties as a Guitar Vocalist. In 1957, he was called up on Active Service and served two years with the Cheshire Regiment in the jungles of Malaya, during which he formed a band entertaining the troops.
  • Dave Wolfe
        Dave Wolfe made his television debut in 1979 on LWT's Search for a Star and went on to win the final, beginning 1980 with his own television special
  • Rod Woodward
        Tipped for great things, Rod Woodward prides himself on the original and topical content of his performances.His exceptional delivery and material have attracted the praise of some of the business's most respected names and critics. Rod's professionalism goes before him - literally.
  • Bill Woolland
        Bill Woolland comes with an observational and chatty style that allows a spontaneous and natural delivery which compliments his excellent original material, fabulous tales and many gags. Quick witted, up to date and topical his humour appeals to all audiences with the ability to read a room and adapt he is quite simply very funny.
  • Dusty Young
         Dusty Young has done it all in show business. singer, songwriter, musician and actor. He started off as a big band musician in Ireland and is now one of the top Irish Comedy speakers in the world. His humour is gentle and clean and typically Irish. He also has a nice singing voice and plays Trombone and Penny Whistle, but not at the same time.
• Gigs
      tribute bands
  • Adult
        
    • Sexecute
          
    • Tony Tadman
          Adult exotic shows for the most discerning audience, with high class striptease.
  • Bands and Groups
        
    • Abbagold
          Abba Gold are proud to say that they sing and play live at every show, whether that is a 30 minute or full 2 hour performance. Of course they create that Abba sound with all your favourites plus those long forgotten album tracks that only the true Abba fans will remember.
    • Abba Illusion
          
    • Abba Magic
          One of the 1st tributes to ABBA ever formed and undoubtedly the best in Europe, ABBA MAGIC is in its 14th year of entertaining audiences all over the world.
    • Abba-Swede Dreamz
          
    • Abbalicious
          Abbalicious are an excellent tribute to Abba and are available as an Abba duo or as an Abba tribute band. Be Dancing Queens for a moment in time Abbalicious tribute show will dazzle you with their vocals choreography and stunning light show! Choose either the Abba duo, four piece or full live Abba tribute band for the Abba enthusiast!
    • Abba Now
          
    • Like That
          
    • Limited Company
          
    • Platinum ABBA
          Tribute bands have firmly established themselves as a regular part of the music scene. Many require a certain amount of imagination on behalf of the audience and some require that you suspend your critical faculties altogether! But when the London Evening Standard claim that one such tribute band, Platinum ABBA, are "better than the original" you know they must be something special!
    • Sincerely ABBA
          ABBA
    • Alpha Connection
          What was once a group of Marines who happened to be musicians, has now become the increasingly successful Alpha Connection.
    • The UK Bee Gees
          
    • Blondie
          Once More Into The Bleach are a professional act and are the OFFICIAL Deborah Harry and Blondie tribute band. They have performed their energy packed show all over the country and abroad.
    • China Grove
          China Grove bring a fresh and lively approach to everything they do. With a superb lighting system and sound equipment to match, the band produce a wide range of styles, each to the highest musical standards. Young and energetic but with years of experience in the music business, each member of the band is an artist in their own right.
    • Choice
          
    • Dont you want me 80s
          
    • Indigo
          Indigo are a female vocal trio born out of the desire to hear as well as see perfection. The combination of song, dance and stagewear will leave audiences begging for more.
    • Just Fate
          JUST FATE, Ronnie & Genny first estabished as a Vocal Duo in 1995, they made such a great team - they got Married (aahh..).
    • LA Tour
          Lead by David Avery on drums and backed by a superbly talented guitar vocalist, LA Tour is a four piece band like no other you’ve ever seen or heard. With two fantastic lead girl vocalists, who are as stunning to watch as they are great to listen to, the band pumps out hit after hit, with gyrating dance routines and sensational costumes to match.
    • Lets Hang On
          
    • Rhapsody-Queen tribute
          Let Rhapsody make your event truly memorable for you and your guests.
    • Souled Out
          Souled Out is one of the UK’s finest soul/party bands, Souled Out is much more than just a band. Performing not only classic soul hits, including songs from The Commitments, Blues Brothers, Wilson Pickett, Otis Reading, James Brown and a whole host of legendary artistes, the band plays the whole spectrum of dance music from 50’s through to present day chart hits and has earned the reputation as one of the most exciting dance/show bands in the country.
    • Quo Incidence
          
    • Spectrum
          
    • Status Clone
          
    • Take on That
          TAKE on THAT - Were formed in 2006 and are based in Newport & Cardiff, South Wales, they are already being tipped to be the no1 tribute band in Europe. They now have four TENOR SINGERS as part of the new look band for 2008, TAKE on THAT are a very young band and the average age is 21. It has taken two years to finally get a complete band with every member an established singer, who are passionate about singing .
    • The Mix
          Formed in 1993 The Mix has enjoyed tremendous success working all over the world, offering their services to many clients from small businesses to global organisations. This versatile band can cater for all venue sizes and prides itself on a variety of music that is unsurpassed. With a vast repertoire, THE MIX perform songs from classic 70’s disco hits right through to today’s charts and with such a large array of material you’d be hard pushed to pick out music THE MIX don’t play!
    • The Boogie Express
          
    • The Stray Horns
          Strayhorns guarantee to deliver a foot tapping, jive bustin high octane party to your door... With the accent on stylish vocals, honking horn solos and superb band arrangements, 'Strayhorns' succeed in putting showmanship, heat and energy into your event. With classic tracks spanning the musical archives from Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jnr., Ray Charles and George Benson, to the contemporary styles of Robbie Williams, and Jools Holland;
    • Xerox
          
  • Female Vocalist
        
    • Cher-Paula Randell
          
    • Dawn Martyne
          
    • Jessi Cooper
          As a talented singer/songwriter, Jessi Cooper has been performing throughout Europe and the UK for the last ten years.
    • Pippa Jennings
          
    • Kathryn King
          
    • Jodie Lawson
          
    • Amy Lee
          
    • Jackie Lee
          
    • Kylie Minogue
          
    • Kylie Minogue-Miss Kylie
          
    • Lisa Martin
          
    • Madonna-Tracey Quinn
          
    • Madonna-Lois Page
          
    • Nicola Marie
          
    • Sharon Marie
          
    • Diana Ross-Deborah Christopher
          A Stars in Their Eyes Heat Winner and Finalist, Lady (Deborah Christopher) portrayed the legendary Billie Holiday. Her performance took the country by storm. Her voice, stage presence, sophistication and charisma overwhelmed both Mathew Kelly and the nation.
    • Samantha Starr
          Samantha Starr having had five full years in top class entertainment, has capabilities for singing and songwriting have both entertained and amazed audiences at clubs, hotels, holiday centres and private functions nationwide. Samantha has a passion for musical theatre, this is a field that she would love to gain more experience in.
    • Surely Bassey
          The Show With The Midas Touch! Audiences all over the UK constantly remarked on the power and unbelievable range of Joanne’s voice. After gaining years of top cabaret experience and being constantly compared to Shirley Bassey, it was a natural progression to pay tribute to one of the best performers in the world. This sensational tribute show captures all the power, passion and glamour of Shirley in her prime.
    • Tina Turner-Paula Randell
          
    • Tina Turner-Cory Gray
          'Simply the best'
  • Magicians
        
    • Simon Alexander
          
    • Peter Baffles
          
    • Dave Bonsall
          
    • Kevin Cann
          
    • Keith Christie
          
    • Jack Diamond
          
    • Mike Fairall
          
    • Nigel Francis
          
    • Roy French
          
    • Reuben Jones
          
    • Don Moses
          
    • Robert Pound
          
    • Kerry Scorah
          
    • Jack Stephens
          
    • Ben Woodward
          Ben Woodward is an internationally renowned professional magician with a career spanning over 17 years. He has performed in 23 countries across the globe, developing a spellbinding show combining first rate, quick-fire comedy with mind-blowing trickery.
  • Male vocalist
        
    • Neil Diamond-John Jones
          John Jones is a top international artist with extensive tours of Australia, Europe (including a whistle stop tour of Russia for Coca Cola) Greece and has performed in shows on numerous cruise ships, including the QE2. Not only has he supported top legendary bands from the 60’s such as ‘The Searchers, The Hollies and The Foundations’ but has also filled the boots of many a top musician including Mick Brabham (Procol Harem) on guitar.
    • Elton John-Marcus Andrew
          
    • Elvis-Steve Caprice
          This is a very special tribute to Elvis Presley, covering his entire song catalogue from the early years of Rock 'n' Roll, Elvis in the movies to the late Elvis in concert years.
    • Ray Godwin
          Ray Godwin studied Performing Arts and Media At Salford University in the mid-eighties, since then he has worked on a variety of different projects including radio, television and the theatre. Guests stars in the video for his latest single with his band The Dandelion Clocks include none other than Rick Wakeman from YES, Mark Radcliffe and Stuart Hall from the BBC, John Stapleton from GMTV, Frank Sidebottom and world champion boxer Ricky Hitman Hatton.
    • Tom Jones-Ian Anthony
          
    • Tom Jones-Ian Scott
          Ian Scott is a top class Tom Jones tribute. Many artistes can sound like a particular star but few are such great singers like Ian. Tom Jones deserves nothing less from a Tom Jones tribute act!
    • Tom Jones-Paul Miles
          PAUL MILES is an extremely versatile singer with a smooth rich and powerful voice. Unique is a good way to describe him as he can sound like many artists including Tom Jones.
    • Martin Murphy
          Martin Murphy singer
    • Simon Rees
          As one of the South West's top male vocalists, Exeter based Simon Rees provides a unique blend of Modern Latin dance hits mixed with classic songs from the 40's to the current decade.
    • Frank Sinatra-Kevin Fitzsimmons
          
    • Rod Stewart-Des Martine
          
    • Robbie Williams-Andy Wilsher
          This show is full of thrills and attitude. It includes Robbie’s greatest hits such as “Let Me EntertainYou”,“Rock DJ”, “Angels”, “Feel”, “Millennium”, “Something Beautiful”, “Radio”, “Rudebox”, “Lovelight”, and many more. He even does a couple of Take That hits (Could It Be Magic and a fantastic medley of “Pray,Everything Changes and Relight My Fire”!)
    • Robbie Williams-Matt Byrne
          
    • Robbie Williams-Max Hutton
          
    • Gobbie Williams
          This high octane show leaves no Robbie stone unturned, working his way through all the hits and songs that Robbie has had during his solo career. "Jamie Reeves is pure Robbie"
    • Gobbie Williams-Jamie Reeves
          
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