With two sell-out shows behind us,  once again, BritCham is pleased to announce the third Punchline Comedy night in Taipei!

Ticket price includes entrance to the show (three acts at approximately 40 minutes each), a dinner buffet, cheap Stella beer all night and entry to a free prize draw!!). WARNING! : Please note that one of the comedians for this show uses material and vocabulary that may offend some!

Due to thelimited number of seats available, tickets MUST be purchased in advance.

For this show, we are pleased to be bringing over three more outstanding comedians:
 

Jim Jeffries "“The best part of the evening”  - The Sydney Times “...at the end it was Jim Jeffries who stole the show, and that was no mean feat” - NSW Post “Not for the faint hearted but hilarious!”- The Scotsman	Hailing from Perth (the one in Western Australia), Jim has come a long way since he did his first ever comedy spot in Sydney at the age of 17. He has won the Perth Comic of the Year 2000, and is a celebrity in the city. Although as he says, even local newsreaders are celebrities in Perth. Whilst staying in Australia, he has headlined at all the major clubs right across the country, and established and run comedy nights. In an effort to show he is multi-talented he has hosted his own top 40 radio show on Perth FM. He's tried his hand at acting, and stars alongside Craig Mclaughlin in the film Let's Get Skase which is currently waiting for release. And having a degree in Musical Theatre, he has sung with the Australian Opera Company, in that Opera house. Oh, and played the male lead in The Pyjama Game too.
Richard Morton “Hilarious... Newcastle’s answer to Billy Connolly” - The Guardian “A great stand up. Audiences laughed longer and louder at Morton than any other act on the Fringe” - The Daily Express	Stand up comedian, singer and songwriter Richard Morton has built up a formidable reputation as a live stand up comedian having completed several tours in the UK with Jack Dee, Lee Evans, Jo Brand, Lily Savage and Phil Jupitus. He has also performed at many international comedy festivals including Edinburgh (where he was a big favourite) and Montreal. As well as being a regular BBC radio, he has made guest appearances on many national TV shows including Jack Dee's Saturday Night, Funny Business, Good Stuff and The Richard Morton Christmas Show. He has also had several acting roles in Channel 4's Jack and Jeremy's Real Lives series.
Caimh McDonnell "A Standout Act" - Daily Telegraph "Blessed with a natural charm" -The BBC "Superb" - Manchester Evening News	Caimh McDonnell has been working on the UK comedy circuit for a couple of years and has fast built a reputation as the white-haired Irishman whose name nobody can pronounce. Despite this obvious handicap he has established a reputation as both a skilful MC and a talented act in his own right. His quick-witted style mixes topical material with keen observations from his unique perspective and has proven to be a firm favourite with audiences all over the country. Caimh was a semi-finalist in the 2002 BBC and Daily Telegraph new act awards and is also a proud winner of the legendary Comedy Store Gong show. Caimh also works as a comedy writer for TV and has worked on projects such as 2DTV as well as the satirical documentary series "Don't Worry" for Channel 4 and the sitcom "The Crust" for CBBC, both of which are scheduled to air in the autumn of 2004.