After nearly a decade on the Scottish stand-up scene, Teddy is established himself as an impressive act.

First, he’s 100 per cent happy on stage, with a measured but in-control delivery that draws the audience in and a reassuringly refined sense of timing.

Second, there is an engaging honesty about his tales of ill-conceived attempts to negotiate the ethical and erotic minefield of a quick shag with the friend he’d long been secretly in love with. There’s vulnerability as well as wit in this tale, which takes several minutes to tell – and his attempts to talk dirty despite his middle-class reservations work very well.

It’s a great routine, topped off with a couple of morally dodgy but very funny one-lines, that prove Teddy’s a class act.