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Ray Bradshaw
Hilarity Bites New Act of the year heatDarlington, June 2009. |
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| Hilarity Bites New Act of the year heat |
| Ray Bradshaw - Chortle Student Comedy Award 2009 |
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Finalist in Scottish Comedian Of The Year 2009 and 2010 |
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Ray Bradshaw at the 2009 Scottish Comedian Of The Year final |
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Ray Bradshaw was the newest kid on the block, but had some of the most quotable gags of the night, once he got past all the generic material about being ginger. He’s essentially a one-line merchant, even if the jokes are couched in sometimes unnecessary banter. About a third of those included in this ten-minute set are excellent, especially in such bad-taste territory as domestic violence, which he cheekily berates us for enjoying, while his wilful misreading of newspaper headlines also provides sharp, offbeat quips. He has his share of clunky, well-flagged payoffs, too, but there’s heaps of potential here once he develops more confidence in his material. And there’s lots to be confident about. |
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| Date of live review: Monday 28th Sep, '09 | |
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Review by Steve Bennett |
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Sunday 5th Dec, '10- | |
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Ray Bradshaw at the Beat The Frog World Series Final
Tuesday 20th Oct, '09- Manchester Frog And Bucket | |
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Saw him last week, all his jokes I've read on the internet on such sites as Sickipedia. Marcia Connor, March 2010 |
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He was class at our uni the other night. We liked him a lot Emma Scott, November 2009 |
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Yep. I agree with Chris Bannister. I've already read most of 'his' jokes via jokes sites and forums on the web. No originality. Rather disappointing. The audience seem to lap it up, on the other hand, mainly becuase they're unaware. Jim Wilcox, November 2009 |
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An absolute natural on stage. seen him compere a couple of times and looked very much at ease. Also saw him in the SCOTY final where he held his own despite strong competition Ross Hutchinson, October 2009 |
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One of the most promising comperes i have seen recently. Takes control of the room and seems to be a natural when on stage. Saw him in the Scottish Comedian of the year final where he was awesome! Ross Hutchinson, October 2009 |
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Ray Bradshaw has a good personality and charm on stage. Unfortunately every single one of his jokes are from internet sites or round robin text messages. How he keeps being described as a great writer is quite unbelievable. I have seen him three times and never heard one original joke. Why no one seems to notice this is beyond me. Especially when there were such dismal reviews for others in same Manchester competition who do actually write their own jokes. Chris Bannister, October 2009 |
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I like this lad. There's plenty to enjoy, and there's actually jokes! Yes, I know that seems necessary but you'd be surprised how often newcomers in stand-up comedy rely on personality. Dave 'The Comedy Man' Cooper, October 2009 |
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He is very good. With some very good lines. Andrew Ryan, October 2009 |
Where can I see Ray Bradshaw next?
| 20:00 - Sunday 26th May, '13 | |
| Venue: | Lancaster The Borough |
| Prices: | £9 (£7 concs) |
| Comics: | Carl Hutchinson, Duncan Oakley, Ray Bradshaw (MC) |
| Info: | Plus: Captain Third Eye |
| 20:30 - Wednesday 29th May, '13 | |
| Venue: | Edinburgh Stand |
| Prices: | £6 (£5 concs) |
| Comics: | Keir McAllister, Ray Bradshaw, Susie McCabe, Bruce Devlin (MC) |
| Info: | Best of Scottish Comedy. |
| 20:00 - Sunday 2nd Jun, '13 | |
| Venue: | Lancaster The Borough |
| Prices: | £9 (£7 concs) |
| Comics: | Chris McCausland, Fin Taylor, Ray Bradshaw (MC) |
| Info: | Plus: Susie Lees |
| 20:00 - Sunday 16th Jun, '13 | |
| Venue: | Lancaster The Borough |
| Prices: | £9 (£7 in advance) |
| Comics: | Sam Avery, Seymour Mace, Ray Bradshaw (MC) |

