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Favorite stand up comedian?
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Hell yeahbrogib said:Ed Milliband
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Saw Stewart Lee last night.
Did his usual trick of losing the audience and winning them back, blaming them if the jokes didnt work.
He's not always the funniest, but he had me in fits several times last night. Easily the cleverest comedian there is.
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I saw someone called Robert White at Storm in Leicester Square over the weekend. Really good, and got extra points as much of it was improvised with the audience.0
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i am a Mickey Flanagan and Lee Mack chap myself3
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I can't see how anyone can not be impressed with Lee Mack's razor sharp wit, geezers a comical genius......and yes, it does take one to know one0
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Lee Mack's 'so cockney it hurts' routine is quality. And the bit when he talks about aftershave adverts..."What does it f*cking smell like?!!!??!!"brogib said:I can't see how anyone can not be impressed with Lee Mack's razor sharp wit, geezers a comical genius......and yes, it does take one to know one
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jimny cricket at Blackpool pier as a 13 yr old I thought was brilliant
So wanted to go see chubby brown but apparently me nan wouldn't like him
Went back to see chubby a few years later money well spent
Mike Reid was superb,
We were setting up a conference at the NEC in Jan and they had Martin Bayfield doing a motivation speech and then this supposed comedian Hal Crutenden
Bayfield was amazing the best after dinner speaker I have ever had the pleasure to see
Hal Crutenden was terrible, he lost the audience in the first five minutes, couldn't recover them or win them back then when he realised that he was on a loser with the audience he retorted to giving out sly digs and poor attempts to cover his poor standard of stand up comedy
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Hello Thai, what did you think of the Kevin Bridges gig out of interest?thai malaysia addick said:
Seeing him at a small theatre in Tunbridge Wells tomorrow night.....should be good!charente addick said:Saw Kevin Bridges doing a work in progress at the Soho Theatre last week. Really good.
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Agreed Hal Crutenden, terrible, terrible 'comic'.0
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Very good but he was surprisingly nervous at times. I liked his story about the bloke at Burger King. As Kevin went to leave, Gary, the Burger King worker, said "You're a legend" and said that he had given him something extra. He looked in the bag and saw he got some free onion rings.charente addick said:
Hello Thai, what did you think of the Kevin Bridges gig out of interest?thai malaysia addick said:
Seeing him at a small theatre in Tunbridge Wells tomorrow night.....should be good!charente addick said:Saw Kevin Bridges doing a work in progress at the Soho Theatre last week. Really good.
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Know what you mean about him being a tad nervous. He also seemed a bit crestfallen if one or two of his stories didn't get huge laughs.thai malaysia addick said:
Very good but he was surprisingly nervous at times. I liked his story about the bloke at Burger King. As Kevin went to leave, Gary, the Burger King worker, said "You're a legend" and said that he had given him something extra. He looked in the bag and saw he got some free onion rings.charente addick said:
Hello Thai, what did you think of the Kevin Bridges gig out of interest?thai malaysia addick said:
Seeing him at a small theatre in Tunbridge Wells tomorrow night.....should be good!charente addick said:Saw Kevin Bridges doing a work in progress at the Soho Theatre last week. Really good.
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Yes, crestfallen is the right word if something didn't work. He twice said people should get their money back if they didn't find him funny. I thought he was good entertainment and a bit different from other comedians.charente addick said:
Know what you mean about him being a tad nervous. He also seemed a bit crestfallen if one or two of his stories didn't get huge laughs.thai malaysia addick said:
Very good but he was surprisingly nervous at times. I liked his story about the bloke at Burger King. As Kevin went to leave, Gary, the Burger King worker, said "You're a legend" and said that he had given him something extra. He looked in the bag and saw he got some free onion rings.charente addick said:
Hello Thai, what did you think of the Kevin Bridges gig out of interest?thai malaysia addick said:
Seeing him at a small theatre in Tunbridge Wells tomorrow night.....should be good!charente addick said:Saw Kevin Bridges doing a work in progress at the Soho Theatre last week. Really good.
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Saw Jimmy Carr last night at Hammersmith Apollo.
Absolutely hilarious and a genius I would say.
Mind you, a substantial amount of Lifers (on here), would have probably been outraged.0 -
I don't particular like Jimmy Carr but when he came to our local theatre a couple of years ago I did go to see him. I didn't particularly enjoy it but I was impressed by the sheer volume of jokes that he launched at the audience. I never seen anything like it.Covered End said:Saw Jimmy Carr last night at Hammersmith Apollo.
Absolutely hilarious and a genius I would say.
Mind you, a substantial amount of Lifers (on here), would have probably been outraged.0 -
Just back from Tim Vine's gig. Loved it. Totally stupid, silly jokes, songs and dances but very, very funny. I have no idea how he remembers them all. Was sat right across the aisle to Eddie Howe and his missus and one row behind was Scottie Dog Mitchell.
Played a leg of 501 as part of his encore against him which must be a first for a comedy gig...and he did "dart behind the ear" too.2 -
Russell Howard is growing on me0
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Live yoghurt and a slap on the head should shift it.Mr. Happy said:
Craig Campbell's Thrilling Mic Hunt is worth seeing0 -
Went to see a Paul Foot stand up tonight in Perth, WA .. havent seen much/any of his stand up other than him being on Never Mind the Buzzcocks. Brilliant night, fairly good crowd, very bizarre and enjoyed it0
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Saw Rob Deering at the weekend. He was very good.0
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saw Bob Monkhouse once when in Jersey, was absolutely hilarious0
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saw Al Murray at the Orchard last month.
brilliant.0 -
Nigel Farage0
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Malcolm Hardee ... loved a sunday eve up the creek in the 90s.4
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Good shout DT, used to love Up the Creek back in the day.dicktracey said:Malcolm Hardee ... loved a sunday eve up the creek in the 90s.
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James Acaster tonight at Museum Of Comedy - Bloomsbury near to British Museum - £5 for 1 hour. It's a warm up show for edinburgh. Tiny venue size of a living room - there are 2 tickets still left on the website if anyone else likes him. http://www.museumofcomedy.com/whats_on/?category=Comedy0
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The size of a living room & 2 tickets left.suzisausage said:James Acaster tonight at Museum Of Comedy - Bloomsbury near to British Museum - £5 for 1 hour. It's a warm up show for edinburgh. Tiny venue size of a living room - there are 2 tickets still left on the website if anyone else likes him. http://www.museumofcomedy.com/whats_on/?category=Comedy
How many tickets have been sold 3 or 4 ?
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Me an all, every Friday and Saturday night for about 3 years!Greenie said:
Good shout DT, used to love Up the Creek back in the day.dicktracey said:Malcolm Hardee ... loved a sunday eve up the creek in the 90s.
RIP Malcolm Hardee1 -
Haha. He's relatively unknown.Covered End said:
The size of a living room & 2 tickets left.suzisausage said:James Acaster tonight at Museum Of Comedy - Bloomsbury near to British Museum - £5 for 1 hour. It's a warm up show for edinburgh. Tiny venue size of a living room - there are 2 tickets still left on the website if anyone else likes him. http://www.museumofcomedy.com/whats_on/?category=Comedy
How many tickets have been sold 3 or 4 ?
He was hilarious though. Great value for a fiver and about 40 people in this underground air conditioned bunker.
Finished by 7.30 and apparently Michael McIntyre was on at 8.30. Couldn't get out of there fast enough to avoid his smarmy face and voice!1
