Clwb Comedy @ The Old Library, Porth - May

We are back for our last show of the Spring before our Summer break. 

Joining us this month are: 

Leroy Brito

Recently nominated for Best Headliner at the 2025 Chortle Awards and reigning Fathers Race Champion, Leroy has been captivating audiences worldwide for over 14 years. An accomplished stand-up, he has toured with some of the UK’s biggest comedy names, including Mo Gilligan, Rhod Gilbert and Guz Khan.

On screen, Leroy recently appeared in Netflix’s critically acclaimed global hit Baby Reindeer and served as a judge for the BBC New Comedy Award. As a presenter and voiceover artist, his credits include 6 Nations Sin Bin, Elis James: Football Nation, and the BAFTA-winning documentary Black and Welsh.

As a writer, Leroy has contributed to the award-winning preschool animation JoJo & Gran Gran, The Weakest Link and the BBC’s Late Night Football Club.

A sought-after awards host and presenter, Leroy has fronted prestigious events such as the Royal Television Society Awards Cymru and People Like Us.

In 2024, Leroy released his debut self-produced stand-up special Live in Cardiff, now streaming on BBC iPlayer. He also hosts the acclaimed podcast Who’s the GOAT?

Lenny Sherman

Lenny Sherman is a comedian, actor and lovable Cockney geezer. 

In the world of stand-up he’s a comedy circuit veteran performing gigs since 2010 for Downstairs At The Kings Head, Top Secret, Comedy Unleashed, Comedy Hotspot, Always Be Comedy, Glee, Off The Kerb and numerous other clubs around the UK and abroad in countries such as France, Greece and Turkey.

Lenny made his Edinburgh Fringe debut in 2018 with Make The World a Better Place at Just The Tonic and returned in 2019 with his follow up show Have Fun.

He’s been tour support for Jerry Sadowitz and Clinton Baptiste and recently one of his stand up clips went viral notching up over a million views!

As an actor he’s soon to be seen in a major streamer show, Lenny most recently appeared in The Stand Up Sketch Show for ITVX and appeared alongside Ant and Dec in several series of Saturday Night Takeaway for ITV, and in Late Night Mash for Dave.

He has also performed in the Channel 4 satirical comedy show Ministry of Justice, played Alex in BBC’s Eastenders and has appeared in four different sketches for BBC Three Quickies Online, along with multiple other web series.

“Power-packed performance jammed full of gags – a real blast.” 

Steve Bennett, Chortle

“Deft Joke Writer”

Loaded Magazine

“Laughed my t*ts off!”

Irvine Welsh

Plus support acts. 

Hosted by Drew Taylor