Which comedians have you seen live?

[reecejackox]

I have seen Harry Hill when I was about 10.

[FaLaLaLand]

Alan Carr
Jimmy Carr
Chubby Brown
Mick Miller
Cannon & Ball
The Chuckle Brothers
Very nearly Peter Kay but it got cancelled.

[Parmy]

Jerry sadowitz

[Peppermint]

None, not a fan of forced humour

[Holly Christmas]

None unfortunately

[Morgan.]

Was meant to be seeing Iain Stirling and Joel Dommett in October but not sure if they’ll be going ahead :(

[The Grinch]

Alan Carr. Meant to see him again in September but don't know if that's happening.

[Marsh.]

None, not a fan of forced humour

*avoids eye contact with JerseyWins*

[FaLaLaLand]

Alan Carr. Meant to see him again in September but don't know if that's happening.

I was supposed to see him for a second time in Chester last month, was gutted because it was a day or two after my birthday too. Hopefully we will be able to go soon! :fc:

[Good King Glennceslas]

Lee Evans

[Parmy]

None, not a fan of forced humour

That's why I've only been to see one..

I didnt like the experience, although he was as funny as I thought I just felt wierd and not in his zone watching it live as I do watching it on lt own on the telly.

[ChristmasNeeve]

Des Bishop, Tommy Tiernan, Russell Brand
Alan Carr

[user104658]

Dylan Moran in Glasgow (excellent) and Russell Howard at Uni (barely a chuckle - his warm-up act was funnier).

[Cherry Christmas]

Basil Brush ..does he count :laugh:
Chuckle brothers in Panto
Michael McIntyre
Had tix for Peter Kay but that was cancelled

[ChristmasNeeve]

John Bishop and Aisling Bea are on my "to see" list

[ChristmasNeeve]

Oh and Sarah Millican is also on my to see list

[Santa's NaughtiNess]

Lee Evans

One of.my favourites. I would love to see him live.
I think he's hilarious!

[ChristmasNeeve]

I can't stand Lee Evans, not into that stupid face pulling/sweaty comedy

[Cherry Christmas]

John Bishop and Aisling Bea are on my "to see" list

Never heard of Aisling Bea but she was on Peter Crouches save summer thing on Sat

I like John Bishop as well, did you watch the programme he did in Ireland :laugh:

[ChristmasNeeve]

Never heard of Aisling Bea but she was on Peter Crouches save summer thing on Sat

I like John Bishop as well, did you watch the programme he did in Ireland :laugh:

Yeah I did see that, it was very good, did you know he was on Celeb Mastermind one time and his specialist subject was the Irish Potato famine :laugh: Actually Gav met him at a Liverpool match as well a couple of years ago, he was sitting in front of him and he was telling Gav and his friend the words of the chants they didn't know :laugh:

Aisling Bea is hilarious, she's in a Netflix show with Paul Rudd as well atm called Living with Yourself, it's very good

[Smithy]

I can't stand Lee Evans, not into that stupid face pulling/sweaty comedy

I don’t think he can help how much he sweats :joker:

[Santa's NaughtiNess]

I don’t think he can help how much he sweats :joker:

Exactly
He just makes me laugh anyway :laugh:

[Marsh.]

I can't stand Lee Evans, not into that stupid face pulling/sweaty comedy

Now listen... enough of this!

[ChristmasNeeve]

I don’t think he can help how much he sweats :joker:

What I mean by that is jumping around like an idiot so much, no wonder he sweats that much

[Ammi]

...I love Aisling Bea...:lovedup:...I only saw her for the first time recently in a movie called Love Wedding Repeat, which was such a so/so movie but she completely lifted it and made so enjoyable...I hadn’t realised she did stand up comedy...

[Kazanne]

None,but my biggest regret is not taking the opportunity to see Billy Connolly back in the day, would love to see John Bishop too, but Billy is the main man.

[BigSister]

Peter Kay
Al murray
Frank Skinner
Lost voice guy
Ross Nobel (Nextyear posponed from april this year)