Guesting on Podcasts

Here's a podcast I'm interviewed on. It features some commentary on the Penny Dreadfuls/Pappys Fun Club rivalry, and my interview is followed by an interview with the sterling Hils Barker.

There are also some songs of mine on the Comedy 365 podcasts from Edinburgh. Check them out!

BIG NEWS!

We are the official winners of the if.comedy Panel Prize!

We also had a begrudgingly-positive review from Chortle. This despite the fact that the reviewer in question threw the horns at the end of "Face Of My Fury". Can you throw the horns and still be lukewarm? Who knows...


UPDATE: Our National Student review is now online.

Boo to the internet

I am having horrendous trouble getting online. I'd love to point you at the National Student review of "Polite Club", but can't find it without the internet dropping out.

I can, however, let you have a butchers at the nice review in Fest Magazine.

I'm doing lots of nice gigs with the Comedy 365 people in their show "Sex Tips For Pandas", the addition of whose title to our page will no doubt make our Google hits even more interesting. I'm doing a song or two every day from 6.40pm at the Dragonfly in the Grassmarket. It's free! So go chicky-check it out. Every gig is also edited and put on the internet, so search for Comedy 365 on iTunes or go here.

My left leg is hurting slightly.

FOUR STARS in Three Weeks

"Warm and fuzzy"! "Hugely likeable"! "Funny and innovative"!

Check it out!



Other shows seen: Alex Horne's wonderful "Wordwatching" is a brilliant show, and made me feel even more warm and funny than usual. "Potted Pirates" is another top-notch show from Dan and Jeff, and I have rarely yelled "yarr" with such childish abandon. Isy Suttie is charming and wonderful, and Tim Vine's show is exhausting in its continual brilliance. A final word, however, for the Penny Dreadfuls' show "Aeneas Faversham Forever", which manages to be a massive step forward for a company already about thirty light-years ahead of every other sketch group. Amazing.

"Top-quality musical material... A natural performer" - The Scotsman

Dudes, check out Polite Club's Scotsman review!

More to come!