Nominated for best newcomer at last year's Chortle Awards, a year after he was named breakthrough act at the North West Comedy Awards, Dan Tiernan is a gay Mancunian with dyspraxia, whose nervous yet high-energy act, filled with gag-heavy anecdotes that reveal all about his weird and chaotic life gags that can range from to-the-bone inappropriate to downright absurd, and his chaotic presence on stage plays into this excellently. Without further ado, let's check out the best new stand-up comedians in 2023! Oh, and if you're feeling like you're in need of a good laugh at a live comedy venue, check out the listings below the comics with events on sale on Skiddle, and get yourself down! So, scroll down and make sure to check out clips and content on each of the comics' socials, humour is subjective of course, and we've selected a wide array to try and combat this, but you need to do a bit of work to find out who suits you best.
So, we've done your work for you! In this list, we've curated our favourite of the up-and-coming comedians from around the UK, who we are certain will be gracing our TV screens or social media feeds with hilarity for years to come. However, we here at Skiddle know that not everyone has the time, or endeavour, to traverse the UK comedy club scene to check out those who are bubbling beneath the mainstream surface.
Yet, much like going to see that small band you love that you just know is going to blow up, the thrill of the hunt for the funniest smaller names in the comedy scene can be thrilling and just as rewarding especially when the reward is a belly-rumbling chuckle. There's no shame in wanting to see the biggest names in the comedy scene, your Acasters to your Kumars, your Millicans to your Ryan's, your Manfords to your Flanagan's but at the end of the day, these lot are well-known for a reason.
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