I think it was the most fun I've had at a comedy gig ever.. and that's saying a lot!
He's largely inoffensive, which is quite a nice change in this medium of performance :)He tweeted, discussed phobias, the paralympics and what he wants to teach his kids, properly interacted with the audience, did a Michael McIntyre walk, plugged a band called KUNK- who are actually sound as, check out http://www.myspace.com/kunk
and introduced a sidekick, a guy called Tom from a Hills gig in Reading who was pretty funny!
I think there's chemistry there:
It was a bit bizarre (but not surreal!) He was given 12 free Pizza's courtesy of Domino's, as a lady called claire who works there saw his blog posting of a gig in Andover (wheron he bought Pizza for himself and the audience as he hadn't had any tea) so we were all well fed :)He's such an endearing chap and I'm so glad I got to see him, as I watch Spicks and Specks online, and I've seen quite a lot of his standup online (I have a "go you big red fire engine" tshirt!) but had never got it together to see him live before.
One of my favourite jokes:"There was an inflatable boy who went to an inflatable school, and all the teachers and pupils were inflatable.. The boy got told off for bringing a pin into the school. The headmaster said "You've let me down, you've let yourself down, and you've let the whole school down"" :D
Here's me and Adam... I dont think he knew what to make of the hat :D
He dedicated the tour to friends that died, friends that when he saw them, made him inflate.
Thankyou Adam, you inflated me massively!
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