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Surely the fact Adam is funny is what is most important.What the f**k difference does it make what someone looks like on stage? How you dress is so unimportant and anyone who thinks it matters is a shallow, vacuous tit. Adam Crow is a quality hard-working comedian and has been for most of the past 12 years I have been watching and writing about him. I'll let him off the two years he was dealing with cancer and then a heart attack. Mr Hobbs get a life and some perspective.

Mark Taylor, February 2010

Adam is the funniest man in the world. his joke is sensational~ make people put on a smile thinking about it a few days later!

chialing, November 2008

Isn’t the fact that he looks "little disheveled" part of the act? As a fledgling comic myself Mr Crow has always been a man that i have admired. he has an incredible presence even in the largest of rooms and he can write a killer joke

David Whitney, June 2008

I have seen Mr. Crow on many ocassions through the years. He was good then, great later and superb today.

William Guillermo, May 2008

What an undeserving and scathing review from Mr. Hobbs, it sounds like someone sat a little close to the front and perhaps drew a little fire from Mr. Crowe? I must preface this missive by saying that I am not a big comedy fan, in fact I was dragged to Headliners Comedy Club last Saturday under mild protest. However, what a great little venue it is, it was not what I expected at all. I must admit I really did enjoy the proceedings, especially Mr. Adam Crow. If musings on poverty, the obesity epidemic and the recent replacement of the British stiff upper lip, with - as Mr. Crowe referred to it - 'The strongly worded writ,' is stag night fodder then invite me along. His ability to highlight and ridicule the state of the country was fabulously funny and rightly deserving of the closing spot - which my friend Jane assures me it the highlight of a comedy show. However, and it pains me to say this, he did look a little disheveled for someone appearing on a stage, something that I do believe a trip to Aquascutum could remedy. Mike Gun was very funny too, I shall visit the club again.

Paulet Stevens, May 2008

Nick Wilty here. Having worked with Adam on many occasions I think the comments of Stephen Hobbs were a bit harsh. I am writing this because he mentioned me in the very same comment (flatteringly as far as I could tell). City Limits in Milton Keynes is not the most cosmopolitan of places and I am sure that Adam did the jokes that he thought appropriate for the situation. And as for his comments about his looks - give the man a break, it was only last year he had a heart attack and I dare say getting back on track healthwise took priority over writing jokes that would please Mr Hobbs. Good luck to you both. X Nick

Nick Wilty, May 2008

From svelte Andy Bell lookalike to old raddled club comedian! The last 4 years have not been kind to Adam Crow as he settles for bog-standard Mr Stag Night comedian! Forget the self pity Mr Crow, just use that brain you've been given. If you can't be arsed why should we? Go to a Nick Wilty gig and just listen for 5 minutes - please. Perhaps then, you will be ashamed of your recent "gig" at the City Limits in Milton Keynes.

Stephen Hobbs, May 2008

Adam is a very dependable comic, dependable to make audiences laugh, what more can one say

Mr Boosche, April 2007

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