Favourite Comedy Gig

[Marc Meakin]

As I am about to see Stewart Lee tonight I though why not a thread for stand up performances.
Up until now, Frank Skinner in 1997 is my favourite, it was a tough gig, coming days after Princess Diana's funeral but he was great as was Bob Monkhouse in 1981 at Butlins in Skegbess

[Ian Volante]

Probably never enjoyed anyone live more than Brendon Burns.

[Callum Todd]

Stewart Lee for me! Enjoy it Marc

[Marc Meakin]

Stewart Lee for me! Enjoy it Marc

It was great really good seats in row D but luckily for me I wasn't wearing a T Shirt as he picked on a few people.
First time I've seen him
One of the few comedians both myself and my partner like.

[Tom S]

Adam Hills, then Seann Walsh for me. Joe Lycett and Chris McCausland also up there for me.

[Jon O'Neill]

Cliche but it's Stewart Lee and Frankie Boyle.

[Mark James]

Sad to say since he's since become a zionist boomer on a complaining about PC gone mad kick in recent times but Jerry Seinfeld was probably the best live gig I saw. My face was hurting from laughing.

Other highlights would be Jackie Mason, Billy Connolly, Bill Burr, Tommy Tiernan, Reginald D. Hunter, Frankie Boyle, Doug Stanhope, Apres Match.

Never got to see the greatest to ever do it, Norm MacDonald, live but his special that is on Netflix, Hitler's Dog, is by far the best hour of stand up comedy I've ever seen.

[Marc Meakin]

Cliche but it's Stewart Lee and Frankie Boyle.

Interestingly, in his set Stewart Lee had a little dig at Frankie Boyle for using a team of uncredited writers. (Lee writes his own material) for his stand Up

[Gavin Chipper]

Cliche but it's Stewart Lee and Frankie Boyle.

Interestingly, in his set Stewart Lee had a little dig at Frankie Boyle for using a team of uncredited writers. (Lee writes his own material) for his stand Up

Did he then repeat it 20 times because he was lacking material of his own?

[Marc Meakin]

Sad to say since he's since become a zionist boomer on a complaining about PC gone mad kick in recent times but Jerry Seinfeld was probably the best live gig I saw. My face was hurting from laughing.

Other highlights would be Jackie Mason, Billy Connolly, Bill Burr, Tommy Tiernan, Reginald D. Hunter, Frankie Boyle, Doug Stanhope, Apres Match.

Never got to see the greatest to ever do it, Norm MacDonald, live but his special that is on Netflix, Hitler's Dog, is by far the best hour of stand up comedy I've ever seen.

Big fan of Bill Burr, George Carlin and Bill Hicks.
Jackie Mason is very funny live.
Will check out Norm McDonald

[Matt Morrison]

why not a thread for stand up performances.

Probably because it already exists (I was sure I'd posted an answer to this sort of question before so searched).

Tony Law.
Tim Key.

[Marc Meakin]

why not a thread for stand up performances.

Probably because it already exists (I was sure I'd posted an answer to this sort of question before so searched).

Tony Law.
Tim Key.

I'm old and forgetful, even though I posted only a year ago