sheffcomedy Posted June 14, 2013 Share Posted June 14, 2013 LAST LAUGH COMEDY CLUB @ LESCAR THURS 20 JUNE WITH DAVE TWENTYMAN (mc), LIAM PICKFORD, NATHAN HUDSON, KAROLA GAJDA & PIERRE HOLLINS 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 LIAM PICKFORD - Pickford is an engaging comic to watch, with a nicely shambolic, lolloping onstage presence and some unpredictable shifts in subject. PIERRE HOLLINS A genuine unsung hero of comedy, Pierre Hollins has been wowing them in the aisles for too many years for you and him to mention. Pierre’s only other ‘proper jobs’ were washing dishes in the House of Commons, labouring on a gas pipe line in Qatar, in the Middle East, and teaching drama to the mentally ill. He has been an audience favourite on the comedy circuit for many years, and has headlined at clubs throughout the UK, Europe, the Middle East and Asia. His relaxed amiability is defined by a compelling conversational style and absurd guitar posturing. His 'songs' are jokes that rhyme, set to a guitar backbeat, never travelling down the easy route of song parodies. He covers topics from love and hate, to sex and politics with a totally original voice, delivering his material with charm and irrelevance. ‘Always enjoyable and often inspired’ (The Source).He ‘should be made the mayor of a small village’ (Shanghai City Weekend). An unsung hero of new comedy. Don’t miss this true professional at work. 'Bloody funny.’ TIME OUT ‘A crowd favourite with a stage presence and delivery style that is the envy of many of his peers.’ HONG KONG TIMES ‘Wild and wonderful.’ VENUE ‘A ‘must see’...’ THE GUARDIAN ‘Hugely talented, hugely experienced, comedy maestro.’ KOMEDIA ‘Should be made the Mayor of a small village.’ SHANGHAI CITY WEEKEND ‘Comedy rock and roll heaven.’ HOT TICKETS "Crazy, man!" NME Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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