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Seen him a lot. More often than not he's had a stormer. His material is very strong and there is an impressive turn-over. My one criticism is he has a tendency to preform longer than is generally needed, which can dilute his impact. He needs to leave the audience wanting more, as he has enough talent to generate that feeling.

John Hall, August 2010

Hello Orange, in answer to your question no I haven't gone and gotten a proper job. For some reason a lot of the gigs I do don't seem to advertise on here. Maybe through shame although this is unconfirmed.

Danny Deegan, July 2010

Given the lack of gigs on display, has he gone and got a proper job?

Curious Orange, July 2010

Saw Danny Deegan recently for first time. His style is extremely compelling and his apparent arrogance and disdain the thing that sets him apart from others as a class act. His annihilation of a drunken heckler was one of the best comedy moments ever. Relentless and with no excuses. Dares to be different and truly succeeds.

James Whelan, December 2009

An absolute shambles of an act. It was in front of a particularly small audience admittedly, which I can understand might make things dificult, but he made it very clear that he couldn't be bothered. He was very arrogant and showed a complete lack of respect for the people who came to see him. Maybe he was funny in the past, maybe he still can be but tonight he was truly awful. Very boring.

Rodolfo, December 2009

Saw him in Manchester not long ago. Such a likable persona. He's clearly got a huge amount of warmth which means his confidence never verges on arrogance, or irritation.

Steve McBride, September 2009

Saw him at the Two Tubs pub in Bury and he was absolutely awesome, even when a very drunk man was shouting a lot of random rubbish. He didnt die, it just made him funnier! One of the best I've ever seen.

Aaron Hayman, July 2008

One of my favourite people in comedy, really. A great comic, nice, likeable style - perfect for either opening or compering any gig at any level.

Ian Dennis, April 2008

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