Terry Lynch – Original Review
01/11/2000 … Dry, sardonic, comic who starts unpromisingly with some weak 'don't I look a bit like Des Lynam?' type gags, but soon redeems himself with an impressive collection…
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Wed 01 November 2000
Lawry Lewin – Original Review
01/11/2000 … Lewin's seedy entertainer has the potential to be a great comic creation, and he starts with some strong material.
Les Keen – Original Review
01/11/2000 … Likeable and amusing stand-up with some fine observational material.
Emmy Gay – Original Review
01/11/2000 … All slick style and very little substance, this disappointing New Yorker demonstrates the laziness of material sadly endemic among stand-ups on the American circuit.
Rob Heeney – Original Review
01/11/2000 … Buzzing with enthusiastic energy, this eminently likeable Manxman will liven up any bill.
Sean Lock – Original Review
01/11/2000 … When Lock takes his audiences on offbeat journeys through his hyperactive imagination, there's sure to be comedy gold en route.
Tue 29 August 2000
Veronica McKenzie – Original Review
29/08/2000 … With a relatively poor range of material, McKenzie seems to have difficulty in connecting to audiences.
Tue 22 August 2000
Eugene Cheese – Original Review
22/08/2000 … Not really a comic, Cheese (aka Paul Jay) is the promoter and host of the long-established Chuckle Club in central London.