Using
the same tried and test ed format of a compere, and three acts, The
Stand Comedy Club present The Best of Scottish Comedy each
evening and like its compatriot the Best of Irish represents real
value for money.
The
night I had attended Glaswegian Sandy Nelson was the compere and as
all good comperes do he warmed up the crowd, chatted with people and
got some of his material in as well.
The
first act was Anthony Murray a young lad now living in Edinburgh. He
played the east west divide game a little and had the audience with
him through out his set.
Next
to enter the fray was established Vladimir McTavish. He of course is
a veteran of numerous comedy gigs and with the aid of some very
funny material he glides through his set making it look very simple
indeed.
A
quick break, then following Sandy doing his stuff again before David
Kay did the closing spot. The guy's look and style take the word
geek to another level and he seemed to divide the room, most roaring
with laughter, some, and they include me I'm afraid, wondering what
all the fuss was about. He wasn’t bad, just not my scene.
The
line up on this show changes every night, so you never know what Caledonian
comics will be appearing unless you check out www.thestand.co.uk
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