Mac
Star
Whether
you want a musical comedian or a straight stand up comedian, Mac Star is the man
for you.
He has talent in abundance.
He sings professionally in a
Jamiroquai tribute band.
He writes music and has penned scores for small screen
productions.
He acts and has been in many movie, television and video productions.
He
has performed as a male stripper.
He has worked with and met many of the worlds
most amazing people.
He has a laugh that could be used as a weapon.
Gritty
and determined Mac has the ability to describe images that will give you a glimpse
of his past, present and what he would like his future to be. - L.A. Journal
With no holds barred Mac is guaranteed to have you laughing for the whole
night. His stories about being arrested whilst on stage are unmissable and his
talent as a musician make sure that he caters for all audiences. - Sydney Herald
Mac Spent 2 minutes shocking us into silence and the next 48 minutes proving
how much we really love him. - The Comedy Guild
A dream to listen to,
what an accent, its like heaven but funnier. - Las Vegas Sun
He is quick,
funny and has a great confidence, he commands the stage with every performance,
tells it like it is and leaves no comedy avenue un-explored. - Chicago Tribune
Mac Star owner of Capital Comedy Ltd. The largest independent comedy
company in Scotland, provides a laugh a minute roller coaster ride into God knows,
but its very funny to go for the ride. - The Boston Globe
Totally in
control of any situation - The Washington Times
Bounded onto the stage…
arrogant swagger with confidence abound… rattled through gags with tireless
energy… taught the other comedians a lesson on how to stay the right side
of offensive. - Edinburgh Evening News
Mac Star got things off to a roaring
start… great interaction with the audience… was a real hit and throughout
the evening… his wild tangents and observations kept us all laughing hard…
his usual shockingly funny self… highlights were when he brought out his
guitar for some offensive but laugh-inducing songs and initiating audience participation
antics by getting us to impersonate horses, kangaroos and puffins!… that
the audience were laughing so hard probably says as much about us as him!…at
the end of the night, Mac gave us all one more good laugh with a song… definitely
a show-stopping number! - Orkney Today
Star is an engaging, upfront performer
who tells his tale with passionate conviction that stops just short of messianic
fervour… turns his sense of the ridiculous into a fine comedy performance…
deserves a wider audience… deserves to be seen. - Edinburgh Guide
Mac
Star had literally begun to lose his voice after 36 hours as compere… - bbc.co.uk
Mac makes his debut wearing a hat that would make him difficult to pick out
in any police line up… I’m not sure why but it triggers a series of
silly jokes that run for the rest of the evening… Mac has an affable way
about him… A fine debut and an interesting name… - ootb.co.uk
A
mixture of blatant humour and serious truths… he does waver between comedy
and tragedy… there is no doubt this guy has a great comedic talent, as his
ability to go off at random tangents and engage his audience produces more than
enough laughs - threeweeks.co.uk
What an amazing and inventive comedian…
blasted the audience into submission… warm but authoritative machine gun
delivery… He won the audience over immediately and held them in his control
for the entire set… He seemed to enjoy taking the audience to the very edge...and
then bringing them back to a wall of approval and laughter… A truly wonderful,
intelligent and charismatic performer… A well-deserved ovation at the end…
outrageous but delivered with such warmth. - Black Cat Comedy
Mac Star,
part performer, part workshop leader… seemed to tell all and say nothing
at the same time… relentless cheeriness… more Carry On than Casualty…
a good dose of sentimentality… He's a fairly engaging, speedy performer…
powerful, darkly humorous. - chortle.co.uk
He spends the whole hour on
the brink of tears. - The Scotsman
“if Mac can write jokes this good,
he should be writing for TV“. - Dara O’Brian
