Ian Stone at The Comedy Store

April 2009

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Original Review:

Clearly a deft and accomplished stand-up, Stone's intelligent and finely-tuned observational routine is consistently amusing, sharply written and peppered with smart topical asides.

OK, so much of the topical stuff is an excuse to wheel out a few puns, but there's more incisive stuff there, too. The Israel-Palestine situation especially provides a rich vein of material.

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This is one funny fella... felt a bit sorry for him as there were a couple of ditzy blondes in the front row that kinda ruined it for the crowd but apart from that, I was in stitches.. Good job

jay, April 2013

Ian Stone headlined at Tabernacle Junction in Yeovil (not an easy audience) and he was utterly brilliant. If you get the chance to see him cancel all engagements and go. You will have to go a long way to find a better stand up. Five star entertainment.

steve hodgson, August 2011

Saw Ian last night at the Comedy Store, London. I have never been a huge fan before last night, but he was awesome. Intelligent, observational humour delivered with a fantastic energy. Definitely go and see him. He is a genius!

Chris, August 2010

Just seen Ian at Havana in St Albans - what an utter treat - blown away by his talent and energy - thanks for a fantastic uplifting night out!

Jayne, April 2010

Get a grip...The job of a comedian is to sometimes push the boundries of taste. The fact that as a jew he can laugh at himself says it all. Have seen him twice and would def see him again. Talentless creep he is not and maybe before coming out with such rubbish spare a thought to how hard it is to stand up in front of a room of complete strangers and try to make them laugh! If you want safe comedy try Terry and June on Gold.

Bubble33, February 2010

Solid stand up tackling things in a self deprecating witty manner.

Sarah, February 2010

Ian Stone is a genius. Go see him now.

Ryan Fryer, May 2009

Dull & unlikeble. Brave topics, but comes across as only on stage to satisfy his own ego.

ns, September 2008

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