What’s the show about?
I set out for it to be a general hour of funniness but as I’ve written it, it’s increasingly become about my social no man’s land between married friends having kids, and the necessity to have a younger social group so I can go out without a year’s planning.
Who’s your comedy god?
Jerry Seinfeld, Alan Davies was the first comedian I ever loved and Micky Flanagan rules this decade.
What’s the funniest thing you have seen?
Years ago at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival I turned up to leaflet on the Royal Mile to find two of the comics I was doing the show with helpless with laughter in a doorway – they were watching the worst street performers you’ve ever seen.
Once I realised what they were laughing at I joined them on the heap on the floor. We must have sat there for four hours solid.
What advice would you give someone starting out?
Don’t, you’ll hate it. Get a proper job with a pension. Who needs to have competition, anyways?
Bloomsbury Theatre WC1H 0AH. Nov 9. £14
Tube | Euston Square
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