sheffcomedy Posted May 20, 2013 Share Posted May 20, 2013 LAST LAUGH COMEDY CLUB @ LESCAR THURS 23 MAY WITH DAVE TWENTYMAN(mc), TOM TOAL, DAVID MARSHALL & JOHN SCOTT DOOR 8PM SHOW 8 30PM Tickets £8/£5 NUS http://www.wegottickets.com/sheffieldcomedy Details http://www.lastlaughcomedy.com DAVE TWENTYMAN Effortlessly funny and quick on his feet, Dave Twentyman endears himself to the toughest of audiences as an act or compere. Dave is like an over enthusiastic 10 year old that had too much pop and crisps. Though underpinning this bundle of happiness lays a sharp comedy mind which can play any type of crowd to a muddy festival to his Nan’s nursing home. "Very funny, lovely young man" XFM Manchester "Twentyman took the show by the horns & did an amazing job, give that man a medal"The Comedy Club Hahaheehee "He deflects the heckles with wit as well as making sure the acts get a rousing reception"Lancashire Life Magazine "Fantastic & Friendly" The Northern Echo JOHN SCOTT John Scott is highly versatile lovable rogue. Cheeky, commanding and always oozing charm. Making him a hit with audiences all over the UK. John started his comedy career in Scotland in May 2000 and just two months later was participating in his first fringe of the Edinburgh festival in “Stand up Scotland”. A showcase for the best new talent emerging on the Scottish circuit. Since that time he has gone onto participate in five Edinburgh shows in the various guises of double act, comic actor and solo performer, and in 2003 managed to squeeze in a wee bit time to win the Scottish section of the Spike Milligan award. Other work includes being a regular contributor to The Stand comedy clubs current affairs show “A kick up the tabloids” and of course his first love working as a stand up on the British circuit. "A Diamond in the rough" The List. "Members of the audience were quit literally in tears of laughter. A grungy mix of Billy Connelly and Aragorn." Edinburgh Evening News. "Among the top five comics emerging from Scotland today." The Observer. "Catch them live now before some savvy TV producer snatches them up." The Herald. "At the cutting edge of comedy." The Stage. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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