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Mark Watson - Can I briefly talk to you about the point of life?

 
Description: Pleasance Courtyard / 60 The Pleasance / Edinburgh. / The Pleasance Courtyard (located at 60 Pleasance) has over ... more
Mark Watson - Can I briefly talk to you about the point of life? ... 300,000 visitors, fourteen venues, six bars, three cafes and every kind of entertainment under the sun. It's little wonder that for many people the Pleasance is the Fringe. 'The best of all possible worlds' The Observer.

Newest Review: ... because everything that comes out of his mouth seems funnier. He's clean and doesn't swear a vast amount for cheap laughs like some other comedians and that is a real talent, to make people laugh through genuinely funny wordplay. He's energetic, exciting and clearly very intelligent. I'm not a massive laugh out loud kind of guy but there were five moments when I was rolling around in my seat ... more

 ... and couldn't have helped if even if I'd wanted too. The only potential argument against seeing him if you need one is that you could go and see marginally funnier or preferable comedian for roughly the same amount of money. But let's face it comedy i...more

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Premium Review Mark Watson - Can I briefly talk to you about the point of life?: What's Watson on? I want some! (165 words)
by - written on 23/10/09 (Useful, 10 readings)
Rating:

This man is naturally hilarious. He's lives in Bristol but for some bizarre reason performs his stand up using a gruff welsh accent, but I'm not complaining because everything that comes out of his mouth seems funnier. He's clean and doesn't swear a vast amount for cheap laughs like some other comedians and that is a real talent, to make people laugh through genuinely funny wordplay. He's energetic, exciting and clearly very intelligent. I'm not a massive laugh out loud kind of guy but there were five moments when I was rolling around in my seat and couldn't have helped if even if I'd wanted too. The only potential argument against seeing him if you need one is that you ...  Read the complete review

Frankingsteins
Crowned Review Edinburgh Fringe 2007: Mark Watson (Pleasance) (860 words)
by - written on 04/08/07 (Very useful, 317 readings)
Rating:

The hyperactive Bristol-born Welshman Mark Watson is one of the most impressive comedians at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe, and someone who really embraces the mentality of this mad month. Previous one-off shows, carried out in addition to his regular stand-up, have included an epic novel writing project with audience members and a gruelling twenty-four hour show, before last year topped it to thirty-six. This year sees Mark hosting the fourth mobile ‘24 Hour Jamboree to Save the Planet,’ beginning outside a Fringe ticket office and ending up who knows where from late on the 13th to the 14th of the month, tellingly the only day Mark’s regular stand-up show is not being ...  Read the complete review

 

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Excellent performances and well crafted plot twists. Style and realism seem a little confused.

An amusing look at preserved moments of history, in Norman Lovett's familiar dead-pan manner. It's still essentially an old man showing some slides and talking about them.

Richard Herring's mid-life crisis tows a fine line between despair and entertainment. Perhaps too intimately revealing for the weak of stomach.


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