What can I say about this hilarious Scottish comedian Craig Hill that we have not previously said in one way or another?

There is one other thing that makes him unique apart from his bovver boots, leather kilts, striped t-shirts and Scottish camp comedy, that is the fact that I have seen the show ‘Kilty Pleasures’ twice in a row. Okay there was six months in-between shows but they were basically the same material, however thanks to different venues and very different audiences they were two totally unique shows.

Craig can now claim hat he has played and totally captivated a packed audience at The Carnegie Hall, all be it The Carnegie Hall Dunfermline. We were under his spell from the moment of his entrance, a dance routine to Madonna’s ‘Hung Up’. The first part of the show was ¾ of an hour long but the second part lasted over an hour. His first gift was another Craig, from Cow‘n’beef not far from Bacon‘n’eggs and his partner Kerry they both now live in Cardenden.  In the second session Craig explored a woman’s handbag and displayed the content, with her permission, then went on to telephone one of her friends. Craig enjoyed the show so much he just did not seem to want it to end. Neither did we.

Two very minor complaints about the show, one: it wasn’t long enough and two: he didn’t sing much.

The more I see Craig the more I like his presentation, his humour and the man himself. I am also looking forward to seeing his new show to be presented at the up-coming Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2007, “Makin’ A Big Song &Dance” on from the 2^nd to the 27^th August at the Assembly Universal Arts @ Freemason’s Hall Venue 7, 20.40 most nights for one hour.