The first night at Comedy City will be a sight to behold.

Seymour Mace is MC. Seymour is simply one of the funniest and most original comedians on the circuit. It would be very difficult to make a comparison with any other comic old or new, Seymour is unique. Seymour was City Life Comedian of the Year in 2003, and plays the twin roles of Craig and Steve in BBC3's "Ideal" alongside Johnny Vegas. Seymour is now recognized in the street by stoner's all round the country.

Des Sharples is Manchester through and through. When you first see and hear Des it's fair to say that you are highly unlikely to think that he is part of the Cheshire set, however it is also fair to say that you wouldn't be expecting his clever and well informed brand of comedy either. Des is full of surprises and his considered and well crafted comedy takes audiences on several sharp twists and turns. Des always dreamed he would be playing at his home ground. His dream is soon to be realised.

Dominic Woodward is an observational comedian with a wealth of original thinking and superb comic timing and bucket loads of charm. Dominic's commentary on his thoughts, hopes, fears and things which make him very angry, are thoughts that occupy everyone's minds, but not necessarily interpreted in the same manner. Dominic paints clever pictures in the minds of the audience as he describes the people he encounters during his day to day existence.

Steve Royle is a one man comedy extravaganza. If you've not seen him before, you will be dazzled. If you have seen him before you will, like many, want to see him again. An unlikely mix of comedy, music and circus skills are all packed in , at great pace, into a 20 minute act that doesn't allow your mind to wonder, not even for a brief moment. Steve regularly supports Peter Kaye and Dave Spikey on tour and spends a great deal of time in the TV studio, warming up the audience.