Insert Laughter Here

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Improvised Comedy Shows, hilarious colourful chaos. www.insertlaughterhere.co.uk

A selection of production photos around the edge of the image, with dates and venues listed in the middle. All the written information is repeated in text form at insertlaughterhere.co.uk/book-now
A selection of still images from the video recording of the show, Aaron in a noirish costume holding a microphone and gesturing to the crowd. The Who's Askin?! title treatment is at the top left of the collage.
An aged photo style image of the four performers at the murder mystery event.
A black and white noir movie style poster featuring two gangsters with silly faces. Text reads: Insert Laughter Here Presents Who's Askin?! You gots questions? We gots answers... Maybe. We ain't snitchin' for nobody! Coming Soon! Insertlaughterhere.co.uk • @ILHimprov Photo of example cast for demo purposes
Aaron, Nick and Mark with colourful Insert Laughter Here T-shirts on, standing in front of the - now revealed - Big Deal Comedy logo on stage at Town and Gown Pub Theatre in Cambridge.
Aaron, Nick and Mark, in Insert Laughter Here T-shirts, stood in front of a stage set with something obscured and blurred behind them, and some bright green question marks over the top of it.
The screen flicks through photos of the seven performers in our next show - Aaron, Chris A, Chris C, Joseph, Mark, Nick P and Nick R. They're all wearing nice fancy suits.
A listing of all the comedians in the heat. HEAT 16 Sunday 28 September 4.30pm Ravi Saini Aaron Weight Martin (Potts) Stephanie Bradshaw Laura Sharland Connor Libby Haigh Tanya Chainey Ilze, act: Eliza Kall Robert Preston Ajay Rose Mikey Jones MC Rohan Sharma Museum of Comedy Bloomsbury Way WCIA 2SR
Text reads: One last Spin-a-Play in 2025! Starring: Aaron, Nick, Mark and Jordan. Friday 19th September from 8pm, Maidstone Museum, Kent - ME14 1LH. Opening night double bill with County Town Improv. Two shows for the price of one - book now! The festival logo is bottom left, there are pictures of all four performers, superimposed above, behind and around a stylised green image of the museum front.
All the text is read out by the narrator, it's a sequence of production photos from our shows - far too many to summarise in alt text, unfortunately, but they all show the performers during the show having a great time.
Spin-a-Play - Saturday 16th August 4pm & 7pm - The Museum of Comedy Aaron, Chris, Jen, Jordan, Joseph, Mark and Nick.
Text: INSERT LAUGHTER, HERE PRESENTS THEATRICAL IMPROVISED COMEDY CHAOS WITH SPIN-A-PLAY! SATURDAY 16TH AUGUST - 4PM & 7PM. THE MUSEUM OF COMEDY. BLOOMSBURY WAY /// FOOL.ICON.MOON | NEAREST TUBES TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD/HOLBORN BOOK YOUR TICKETS AT MUSEUMOFCOMEDY.COM OR INSERTLAUGHTERHEKE.0U.UK INSERT LAUGHTER HERE IMPROVISED COMEDY SHOWS The Camden Fringe
A collage of images showing the presenters, the Spin-a-Play poster and Aaron. Text reads Tune in at 9:10am BBC Radio London
A selfie before the show, the whole team in front of the wheel all with happy smiley faces.
A photo of Aaron holding a Spin-a-Play sign outside of the Hen & Chickens theatre.
Aaron shaking hands with two of the performers simultaneously. The caption on Aaron says “Director desperately trying to keep the show and story on track” and the caption for the performers says “two of the performers being absolute chaos gremlins”
Aaron stood under flashing lights in front of the mostly finished wheel. A timer appears at the ding and has reached zero when it buzzes. At the end the spinning wheel of performance photos with all of the information in the video repeated in flashing text.
The poster for Spin-a-Play in landscape format and with details that are only pertinent for the first performance - at Hen & Chickens Theatre.
The team in a selfie with the new wheel - taken in a practice room with colourful lighting.
The team lineup - Aaron, Adrian, Georgia, Jen, Jordan, Mark, Nick and Sky.
Aaron is close to making innuendos about London landmarks before he gets interrupted by a producer on the phone played by his wife. In order, the landmarks he’s standing in front of are: Nelson’s column, Cleopatra’s needle, the shard, a bunch of Canary wharf buildings, Saint Pauls Cathedral and finally the London Eye.
Aaron is stood on the bridge nearest the London eye, with it in the background behind him talking. He’s wearing a blue T-shirt, bright green tote bag with the Spin-a-Play promo print on it and his hair is still pink for now. At the end when the music plays, the poster for the show is floating back and forth on the screen.
Aaron is holding up a bright green Spin-a-Play bag so that it sort of looks like it’s being advertised on the giant screens of Piccadilly Circus. A bit. If you squint. And ignore reality.
Adrian is dressed like a cliche detective, holding a magnifying glass, and crouching over a bloody arm laying on the floor.
Jordan is playing both parts, he has made the scene look as much like the famous cafe scene from When Harry Met Sally as possible, including wearing a wig to play Jordanna. At the end of the video is the Spin-a-Play wheel spinning behind the details of the upcoming shows.
Various clips from the shows, the audio should give you enough of an idea of the sorts of things the performers are doing. There are also audience voices describing what they thought of the show.
Aaron is stood in a hazy room, lit from one side, and in black and white. He is wearing a white shirt and black tie. Most of it is narrated, but when he mentions a fake cigarette it’s a small roll of paper held together with tape. At the end the Spin-a-Play wheel is also in black and white, with the show’s poster floating over it. All the important details from the poster are also read out.
Aaron is stood talking to the camera, in front of a red curtain wearing a bright green insert laughter here tshirt. Whenever you hear the hissing noise, it’s because he is being blasted by his smoke machine from really close range. That is a very silly thing to do, please don’t try it at home, he is a professional idiot.
Aaron and Matthew in a selfie with the wheel between them.
Aaron standing next to the new wheel which is basically as tall as he is. It’s very unfinished and made of wood and metal.
A photo from Spin-a-Play - Nick P is leaping into the air while everyone else around him is on the floor. In the foreground are the audience, and in the background bathed in blue lights is the back curtain and the spinning wheel for the show.
The new poster for Spin-a-Play, it is jam packed with details. Here is all of the text: Insert Laughter Here Presents Theatrical Improvised Comedy Chaos With Spin-a-Play! Friday 1st August - 4.30pm The Hen & Chickens Theatre - Highbury & Islington Saturday 16th August - 4pm & 7pm The Museum of Comedy - Bloomsbury Way Find out more and book your tickets at insertlaughterhere.co.uk The main image is from one of our shows, the performers all bunched together with various expressions. Underneath that is a colourful wheel with loads of other photos on it. At the bottom are several logos and the award nomination laurel.
The performers on stage are hustling quickly in a line, they're all running towards the left side of the stage, as seen from the audience. The back curtain is lit up with green spotlights and the spin-a-play wheel is at the very back of the stage.
Glowing neon text reads: Spin-a-Play at The Camden Fringe The first of our three shows is five weeks today! Below that is a photo of five performers in the show, they are all bunched together with silly faces, white shirts, colourful ties, and smoke loosely swirling behind them. Underneath that more glowing text: The Hen & Chickens Theatre, Friday 1st August, 4.30pm. Tickets on sale now - camdenfringe.com or insertlaughterhere.co.uk There is also the Brighton Fringe award nomination laurel in a purple button motif, and the Unrestricted View logo.
Aaron taking a selfie with all the other performers, on stage after the show - with the curtains lit up in the background.
Five of the performers from Insert Laughter Here are talking about the next show, one word at a time. At the end is the booking information for the show, all of the important parts of which are in the main post along with this video.
The full lineup of performers - Aaron, Andy, Chris A, Chris C, Jen, Mark, Nick P and Nick R.
Four of the performers miming various musical instruments, the stage is lit red behind them.
A smiling headshot style photo of Chris Clarkson
Text reads: "Spin-a-Play is a triumph of comedy. The show was full of opportunities for audience participation, making us all truly feel like the 'co-writers' we were named as and invited to be. The thrill of seeing our suggestions being spun into a hilarious, fully-realised (albeit, anarchic) play by such talented performers was truly exhilarating." Underneath is a photo of the performers in the show, pulling strange stances and expressions. At the bottom is the award laurel for the Spirit of the Fringe Award nomination, and credits: photo by Lynsey Nicol, from 'Five Go Wild in the Morgue', Find out more at insertlaughterhere.co.uk
Aaron and Chloe in front of their car, both wearing colourful outfits and their fringe artist passes, and looking happy
Heather, Nick R and Nick P on stage during Spin-a-Play. Heather is looking over in disgust as the Nicks are winking at each other. Behind them is the spinning wheel from the show, and smoke swirling in the blue light they are bathed in.
A photo of Aaron MCing Spin-a-Play. He is holding a microphone to his face with one hand, and a book in his left hand at his side. His expression is sort of cheeky mischief. On the right is the award laurel, and underneath text reads Aaron Weight, Director and Producer, Spin-a-Play by Insert Laughter Here. At the bottom it says Photo by Lynsey Nicol, Spin-a-Play 11 - 'Five Go Wild in the Morgue' - 23rd May 2025 - Bubble, Rotunda Theatre.
The four performers on stage in a slow-motion brawl
A selfie from the stage with the performers crouched behind Aaron, and a large crowd behind them.
The team post show
Aaron taking a selfie in front of the Lego-made mini version of Brighton Pier at Legoland Windsor
A fast paced slideshow of review cards with production photos and quotes.
Franky dancing on Brighton beach holding a giant sign for Spin-a-Play - which she is moving around way too fast to see any of the details of. Pointless exercise, really, but it’s a really sunny day so that’s nice.
Franky is dancing on Brighton beach holding a large sign for Spin-a-Play. Nick is in the foreground with a pink insert laughter here t-shirt on and filming her with his phone. The whole photo is brightly coloured like a holiday snap or postcard.
A photo of the performers, taken just before the second performance of Spin-a-Play - they are all stood smiling behind the spinning wheel used in the show. They all have white shirts and colourful ties.
Aaron taking a selfie with the whole ILH team behind him.
A team photo after the show.
A photo of a giant poster board for Spin-a-Play - Aaron is stood behind it and only half of his face is visible at the top. For reference, Aaron is very tall.
The poster artwork for Spin-a-Play: A wheel of photos from the show, and above it text reading Spin-a-Play and the subtitle A brand-new improvised comedy "masterpiece" each time!
Aaron holding a book titled “how to write a new award-winning play” - he is stood in front of the venue and a giant poster of the show.
A photo of Aaron laughing while performing on stage as part of Spin-a-Play. Also present are the Brighton Fringe, Rotunda Theatre and Meridian 107 FM logos. At the bottom text reads Tune in today - 12.15pm, Meridian 107 FM - www.meridianfm.com
The title treatment for Spin-a-Play, with the Brighton Fringe and Rotunda Theatre logos included. The subtitle reads A brand new improvised comedy "masterpiece" each time!
Aaron is sat is his desk phoning Gilly Tuppence, she is outside answering his phone.
Bill and friends talking about their plan for an upcoming heist. Aaron is giving them notes and direction from off stage.