Scotland’s second funniest comedian in Southport

19th February 2018

Paul Pirie began his stand-up career after giving up acting to pursue the funny man that lies within, quickly establishing himself on the Scottish comedy circuit as long ago as 2004. It should be pointed out that at the time he was living with his Gran, having given away the keys to his flat in a pub quiz.

Soon after that he was awarded runner up in the prestigious annual awards for Scottish Comedian of the Year making him the (second) funniest comedian in Scotland! Since then he’s gone from strength to strength and right now is on fire enjoying the best comedic from of his life.

A brilliant natural comedian, packed full of energy, he uses every ounce to maximum effect with superb delivery. With a set that jumps from bitchy to silly, you’re never more than a line away from a great pun, insight or well crafted punch line, delivered with a ferocity that makes his humble beginnings on the Scottish circuit seem such a long time ago. Paul’s career has encompassed TV, Film and Radio alongside his skills as a stand-up, and he is now one of the biggest Scottish acts on the UK comedy circuit.

Scotland's second funniest comedian in Southport

A confident and intelligent comedian who makes it his mission to work and entertain his audience, his material is superbly individual and delivers a refreshing burst of laugh out loud comedy that leaves audiences in raptures.

A physical, theatrical presence on stage, his sharp, rapid-fire comedy onslaught is packed with highly entertaining material, which blurs the lines between real-life anecdotes and flight of fancy. Its been observed that he channels the late Robin Williams at his most excitable; Pirie’s act is absolutely hilarious.

Pauls hilarity and comedic ability has earned him huge popularity with comedy goers and bookers across the world, gigging as far abroad as Australia and even for The Armed Forces. Maker no mistake, he’s one of those acts you never forget!

Fizzing with energy and spewing out one-liners like he had just scoffed a dodgy prawn, Pirie is a man we will be seeing more of ” Daily Record

a hilarious rubber faced clownThe Scotsman

His clowning and quick fire gags will win him fans.. his physical mannerisms have a touch of Eric MorecambeThe Daily Record

Inherently funny” Edinburgh Guide

Gareth Richards’ hilarious stand-up, silly jokes and gorgeously low-key comedy songs have made him an instant favourite on the comedy circuit. 

He has appeared on Russell Howard’s Good News, Live at the Electric (BBC3) and in January performed live on Radio 1 on two separate occasions. Gareth has also co-hosted Frank Skinner’s Sony award-winning Absolute Radio show for two years and supported Frank on his 2014 tour. In 2010 he was nominated for Foster’s Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Newcomer.

A delightful hour of comedy” The Guardian

Clever craftsman with a big future” Bruce Dessau, The Evening Standard

An effortlessly assured act… exceptionally inspired and truly memorable.” Chortle

A highly distinctive performer and deft writer of finely crafted jokes, Peter Brush unassumingly takes the stage with his slight bespectacled frame and scruffy hair, before consummately conquering it with an arsenal of razor sharp quirky one-liners and peerlessly original routines, all delivered in an amusingly awkward fashion.

Peter has been a finalist in a variety of local and national comedy competitions including the BBC New Comedy Award 2013, as well as winning the Harrogate Comedian of the Year 2012. He has also written for BBC Radio 4’s The News Quiz, The Show What You Wrote and Newsjack.

Peter has tour supported for both Arthur Smith (2013) and Stephen K Amos (2015-2016).

Brush is an imaginative writer of gentle but funny absurdity. He has a touch of Paul Merton” Chortle

Unique observations and connections that stand-ups crave” The Guardian

Plus

Damion Larkin who is your MC for the night. There are no genuine comparisons to this man.

He is a versatile and creative comedian who will often improvise his entire set to hilarious effect and will always leaves audiences wanting more.

Industrious in rotating his material…which is warmly and intelligently told” Chortle

One of the country’s top new acts” BBC

All line ups are subject to change, but don’t worry, we’ll only replace them with someone just as funny!

Doors: 7.30pm / Start: 8pm

Tickets: £15.00 in advance / £18 on the door / £40 Season Ticket

HOW TO BOOK

Call on 01704 533 333 or online at http://lolcomedyclubs.co.uk