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Ben has been dizzying himself on the stand-up merry-go-round for the past five years. In that time, this has been said about him: "a sharp and crafty gagsmith, with wittily obtuse takes on...an impressively wide range of topics...bringing flair and confidence to them all. " Steve Bennett, Chortle (November 2011) "Whipsharp...with an air of mischievous mayhem...his hit rate is impressive, while his in-the-moment style creates a buzz of excitement in the room...a life-giving compere." Steve Bennett, Chortle (February 2009) “Highly promising...an accomplished comic.” Time Out "Ben compered my 400 capacity Live at The Regal club in Oxford, to a fairly rowdy Saturday night crowd there to see Jim Jefferies. He did an excellent, professional job and considering the crowd control involved I was impressed that he managed to get jokes in and get big laughs out of a drunk audience. Despite being a relatively young act I'd say he's definitely at a point that the larger chain clubs should be trying him out as a compere." Paddy Luscombe, FBS Productions "exquisite comic timing...wonderfully clownish physical comedy." British Theatre Guide "left the audience beaming from ear to ear with satirical quips and hilariously sinister tales." BBC 3 Counties "a stunningly quick wit." Spoonfed "Flaunted his razor-sharp wit to hilarious effect leaving the audience bent over double." Three Weeks Stand-Up His other live work includes: You can check out a You Tube clip of him playing at the Brighton Komedia: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mkj0tobS0A Festival Shows Improvisation and Acting In 2009 he starred in improvised hit ‘Scenes from Communal Living’ alongside Rob Broderick of Abandoman and Carly Smallman for both its Edinburgh Fringe and London transfer run (“very funny, fresh and endlessly creative.” Time Out)
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