Finalist in the 2008 Laughing Horse new act competition

Original Review:

Material-wise, he has a stylish way of slowly building up on his observational premises, wringing every possible laugh out of it. A couple of the segments skirt dangerously close to hack territory – the automated phone booking systems that misunderstand your instructions or the over-literal interpretation of advertising slogans spring obviously to mind – but he more than redeems himself with fresh takes on cash-machine queues or train travel.

It’s all very accessible stuff about the frustrations of life, very nicely executed, and once he ditches the more obvious routines, he’ll be a very appealing act indeed.

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Good comedian. Nice mix of audience stuff and pre prepared lines. Funny. Go see.

Wanda, October 2012

This bloke is good. He's likeable and sharp, knows how to hold an audience once their with him.

MEB, July 2012

A brilliant act who never fails to reduce me to hysterics every time I see him.

James Mullinger, November 2011

I saw Paul at the After Hours Comedy show a couple of days ago at the Edinburgh Fringe. I thought his shortened set included some witty and cheeky observations on human behaviour and found it highly entertaining. So much so that I've made an effort to look up other shows he may be doing in the near future on the internet. Paul, please do a comedy show in London so I can come and watch!!

Vicky, August 2011

Saw this guy at the Edinburgh fringe, he should be avoided like the plague, he threw the dummy when he got heckled and left the stage, came back on but really should have stayed off, if anyone thinks using the word twat in comedy is funny then he's your man, otherwise avoid.

david ivey, August 2011

Paul is simply quality. go see him now. you won't be disappointed.

Leigh, December 2010

Very enjoyable, he's got some great tales amd excellant delivery.

James M, October 2010

He's not 'made' it yet, and already appears tired. Time to refresh your set matey.

David Morrison, August 2010

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