Fortunately he was the last act and we could leave. Utter rubbish and ruined a good crowd. Don't waste your time on this gobshite.
Simon Miles, June 2006
Awesome. Bags of gags and an unpredictability that I can only liken to human Semtex.
Retro Bates, March 2006
Aggressive, sure, Clever and hilarious, definitely. Mad as a Hatter, without a doubt.
Sibbo, March 2006
A spot on review and Ian has gotten alot better since. He should be one of the most famous acts in the country. Excellent comedian.
Nik Coppin, January 2006
Was unlucky enough to see him at AKA London. He was the first act, which was fortunate for him or most people would have left. He wasn't edgy or original. Grossly offensive, and worst of all, not even a little bit funny. Avoid any event if he is included in the lineup.
Gary, January 2006
Definitely the act of the Manchester Comedy Festival. Did two hours of pure gold, broke the microphone, smashed bottles, spat at the stage set, sniffed a girls seat and more. Genuinely set a bar that was not raised for ten days. Brilliant.
Dave Bishop, November 2005
Absolutely superb. He tells it like it is and ends his set with the line "If you're offended, get a life". I couldn't agree more. One of the best on the current circuit, see him now
Rich Dudley, November 2005
Saw him in Halifax on Friday, he looked definitely worse for wear although you can't be sure that its not part of the act. Didn't help that he mistakenly said Rochdale instead of Halifax and it actually gave the impression that he was not really putting any effort in, although that could just be the sign of someone who knows his own act so very well. Some good stuff, some weak stuff but a very different style to the norm.
