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KNUT's Club 8th September 2007 The Prince of Wales Feathers, Castor
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"razor sharp one-liners" Daily Telegraph Gary was on form. His hard hitting, one-liners were fired off with machine gun rapiditity and the crowd loved him. "This man is my personal
all time best stand-up comedian. " Steve Walker, Knuts Club |
Gerry Kyei When Gerry took the stage he
asked the noisy crow "Who is here for comedy?" and then he
started. The crowd was there for comedy and the laughter grew.
He did a cracking set and left the audience wanting more. |
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John - the compere beyond compare - chose to step back from his usual role. He he did a short set with his usual panache and cheeky delivery. Playing to a home crowd meant he had to work hard but it is impossible not to enjoy his antics. |
Yes - comedy isn't easy - the house poet tried to be funny and bombed - nuff said |
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