I've never laughed so much in my whole life. His show went on from 7pm untill 12:40am which was amazing for a chap of his age. I left the theatre feeling very tickled indeed
Sam Houldsworth, July 2006
Fabulously funny. I laughed until I cried, the best night out I've ever had. We booked to go to dee Doddy at the Derby Assembly Rooms and were told by friends 'Do not book your taxi home' We never left the theatre until about 1am. The man is a genius and sadly the last of a long line of truly British comedians
Jill Brownsword, July 2006
Ken Dodd is a comic genius whose talent will is beyond measure. In my opinion he should be knighted for services to Britain.
Jonathan Lilley, July 2006
My wife conned me into seeing him at Hull. I thought that he looked old and past it, but how wrong I was. I have never laughed so much in all my life for so long, I thought my pants would never dry. For someone to entertain so many people in this way without swearing once is truly remarkable. We will watch him any time and know that it is money well spent and a hell of a good night. More power to him
Paul, June 2006
Personally Ken Dodd has been my fave comedian since i first saw him when i was about 7 or 8 (am 21 now), I watch his videos all the time and i never get enough of it i agree that he does not get enough recgonition for what he does his shows are amazing and he puts everything into one thing - making the fans happy, making people smile and he loves doing it. I am very much looking forward to seeing his show in a few days.
Sam, June 2006
I took my wife and mother to see Ken at The Lowry in Manchester last Sunday, and although he was looking his age at 79 and a little tired, He gaves us the funniest 4 hours of entertainment we have seen in a long time. Our ages range from 25 to 57 and is humour was universal and loved by all. God bless you Ken, the Greatest Diddyman of all
Jason and Faye, June 2006
I went to see Ken Dodd on Boxing day, and my main impression was how old fashioned the whole experience was. Most of his material seemed to date back to a time well before I was born, something that was particularly apparent in his very traditional, coy use of innuendo. I understood a lot more about the era he came from as a result, but I wouldn't call it great comedy
Michael, April 2006
I discovered Ken during a wet weekend in Australia, staying with English friends. I was flabbergastered and amazed at his wit and natural British hilarity, such a talent. I can't get him out of my mind. I love him already.
