At the Falmouth Princess Theatre

2011

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Scottish comedian Alan Francis first came to the attention of comedy audiences when he won the So You Think You're Funny award in 1991.

In 1995 he co-wrote and co-starred in Jeffrery Dahmer Is Unwell at the Edinburgh Festival, and in 2002 he presented his one-man show Clobbered there.

He has worked as a writer/performer on Alistair McGowan's Big Impression, BBC Scotland's Pulp Video and The 11 O'Clock Show.

On radio, Alan co-starred in Radio 4's The Alan Davies Show and has also contributed to Alan's Big One FM and Radio Five Live's The Treatment.

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His one-man show was very funny and poignant too.

Juliet, February 2012

Saw this guy last night, never heard of him before, absolutely brilliant, one of the best I've seen in a while.

Pete, October 2011

Saw him at a comedy club, without doubt the worst of the lot, despite being the headline act. Comedy mired in thinking swearing all the time is funny, outdated politics (Blair jokes, anyone?) and Scottish stereotypes. Turned the feel of the evening from fun and bantering to intimidating and rude to the audience. A very poor comedian.

Ben., October 2011

True: very smooth and very classy, Francis charmed our audience with good observational material.

Gordon Kent, March 2008

The reviewer say this is an unchanhing set, I saw him the other night in Camden, his stuff on the Pope's death, the culture of celebrity and the general election was spot on, up-to-date and hilarious.

Dave Wilson, April 2005

Fantastic

Amy Millar, December 2003