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Jools was born with comedy juices running down his inner thigh and took his talents to the stage for the first time during 2006. This former Vicar has an ego the size of Norfolk and the bravery of a small terrier. Initially working gigs within workingmen's clubs and local pubs, then moving on to comedy venues and universities.
Still
moving forward Jools has now done over 80 gigs and has made 2007 his year to get
his name known on the comedy circuit. Equally comfortable as MC or doing sets
up to 40 minutes long. Jools arrived at the 2007 Edinburgh fringe as a comparative unknown. Within days of his arrival he was appearing in 3 guest spots a day and ended up doing over 35 gigs during his two week visit. The appearances including an invite to do the opening spot for a major Burlesque show, (on stage just after Jim Bowen,) at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre. As a result of his Edinburgh appearances he has now been invited to play a range of venues around the country, by comics and promoters who enjoyed his sets.
The Edinburgh experience has meant that his material and delivery have matured beyond recognition. Now delivering a series of fresh, original, topical observations and funny stories, he has emerged as a performer ready for a range of audiences, from small clubs through to corporate events and universities.
As semi finalist in the 2007 BBC 'Funny Business' competition, (televised autumn 2007,) there is clearly more to come from this new comic whose career is progressing quickly. This progress is thanks to his unique style, excellent stagecraft and warm rapport with his audience.
Jools
is also part of a writing team commissioned by the BBC to deliver the next generation
of comedy for Radio and TV.
Some
examples of the venues played so far. |