Maeve Higgins
Magnus Betner
Malcolm Hardee
Mandy Knight
Mandy Muden
Marc Lucero
Marc Maron
Marc Wootton
Marcel Lucont
Marcus Brigstocke
Marcus Ryan
Marek Larwood
Margaret Cho
Maria Bamford
Marian Pashley
Marie Vagen
Mark Allen
Mark Cornell
Mark Dolan
Mark Felgate
Mark Gatiss
Mark Hurst
Mark Maier
Mark Nelson
Mark Olver
Mark Restuccia
Mark Simmons
Mark Steel
Mark Thomas
Mark Walker
Mark Watson
Markus Birdman
Marlon Davis
Martin Beaumont
Martin Bigpig Mor
Martin Coyote
Martin Davis
Martin Hill
Martin Tapley
Martine Pepper
Marty McLean
Marty Wilson
Mary Bourke
Mat & Faron
Mat Ewins
Mathew Horne
Matt Blaize
Matt Dyktynski
Matt Grantham
Matt Green
Matt Hollins
Matt Kirshen
Matt Lucas
Matt Price
Matt Reed
Matt Rees
Matt Richardson
Matt Rudge
Matt Watts
Matt Welcome
Matthew Holness
Matthew Osborn
Matthew Winning
Maureen Younger
Max Dickens
Men In Coats
Men With Bananas
Meryl O'Rourke
Michael Fabbri
Michael Legge
Michael McIntyre
Michael Redmond
Michael Smiley
Michael Tombs
Michael Winslow
Mick Ferry
Mick McGrath
Mick Miller
Mick Sergeant
Mickey Anderson
Mickey D
Mickey Hutton
Micky Flanagan
Mike Belgrave
Mike Birbiglia
Mike Gunn
Mike Landers
Mike Milligan
Mike Newall
Mike O'Donovan
Mike Wilkinson
Mike Wilmot
Mike Wozniak
Miles Crawford
Miles Jupp
Milton Jones
Miranda Hart
Miriam Elia
Miss London
Mitch Benn
Mitch Fatel
Moonfish Rhumba
Moshe Kasher
Mowten
Mr B The Gentleman Rhymer
Mundo Jazz
Marek Larwood
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Disgusting but pure brilliance Alex, October 2008 |
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I saw Marek earlier this year with what I think must have been the new "special character" referred to below, Brian, who with the help of the audience is making a film as part of the therapy he is receiving. Brian is shortly revealed as a sex offender, and as Marek is so believable it makes for some uncomfortable and challenging moments. Overall, however, this was an absolute triumph, and I was left helpless with laughter, as the whole scenario just built and built, with hapless members of the audience being cajoled into helping out this at times somewhat scary character. Geoff, July 2007 |
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Brilliantly funny. Some people have more funny bones than others. He is one of them. Mark C, July 2007 |
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Saw Marek do his new 'special' character a couple of weeks ago and it is one of the funniest things I have ever seen. I was almost crying laughing. Not sure how he gets any unfavourable reviews as I have seen him a number of times doing his stand up, compering, doing his American character, performing with The Klang and now his new character and each time he has been unstoppable. Looking forward to seeing even more of him. John S, June 2006 |
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I've seen him twice - same set - by coincidence and I just don't see how anything he says can be funny. I'm happy to laugh at any of the topics he covers but just not in the way he does them. I don't see how it's funny to joke with his silly one-liners about being a victim of sexual abuse. Make political jokes about paedophilia by all means, but joke about what your father, etc, 'did to you' as a child - not funny. Just awful. He really makes me cringe. One to avoid. Susan, March 2006 |
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Terrible jokes and terrible delivery. He emptied more seats in the Liverpool Union last night than a free bar would have done. appalingly weak. David, October 2005 |
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A powerhouse of manic energy who delivers a machine gun spurt of bad taste all over your neck and face. You love it really though, don't you? I do. Lloyd Langford, May 2005 |
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Brilliant - a comedian you belly laugh at every minute not just once during their set Critic, May 2005 |
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