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Tim Vine – Time Vine Chat Show

I was extremely excited about this show because of the quote “Glorious golfing – 5 stars” on the poster.  However I quickly realised I had been misled, and the mystery was only solved when I re-examined the poster on the … Continue reading

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Greg Proops – Stand Up

It came as a shock to be informed that this performance would actually be a recording of a podcast, and not the stand-up set we were expecting.  Not on really, and akin to advertising a tournament as strokeplay, when it’s … Continue reading

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Dayne Rathbone – It’s Me Dayne

Dayne Rathbone’s reputation is very similar to Adam Scott’s – an Australian whose star is in the ascendance.  Unfortunately there was more than a hint of Scott’s caddy, Stevie Williams, about this performance. A promising section where Rathbone read from … Continue reading

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Alex Horne – Lies

I was delighted to see a talking golf head cover playing a pivotal role in the show right from the start, and I wasn’t to be disappointed as (without giving anything away) the whole show proved to be a brilliant … Continue reading

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Simon Munnery – Fylm

An extremely promising beginning as, in an innovation clearly inspired by Simon Holmes and Denis Pugh in the Sky Sports Shot Centre, it quickly becomes clear that the show is to be performed projected onto a big-screen. However, in an … Continue reading

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Max Dickins – Dear Ray

I must say that I very much enjoyed the first ten minutes of this show.  However, it then became apparent that the eponymous Ray was not in fact Ray Floyd.  This is a clear oversight by Dickins, as Raymond’s extra … Continue reading

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Sean McLoughlin – Backbone

It is immediately apparent that Sean Mcloughlin is an angry young man, much in the mould of Corey Pavin during the War on the Shore.  Sean tells us that his life has been a long series of decisions worse than … Continue reading

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