On the day of review, the line up was Marc Burrows, Tom Goodliffe and Jay Handley, with the rather cool Sully O Sullivan as compere.  Apparently another act was also booked and had to pull out at the last minute, but the line up was incredibly strong and presumably did slightly lengthier spots so it did not feel at all lacking. 

 

 

 

 

Marc Burrows, who also works as a music journalist, showed his obvious passion and knowledge for music with a slick and entertaining style.  Tom Goodliffe had a wonderfully well constructed set full of clever throwbacks and creates an endearing geeky persona onstage as an accountant turned comedian who raps. Jay Handley is an incredibly charismatic comedian, who managed to sweep the audience off their feet whilst mocking himself and even the compere, Sully O’Sullivan.  Sully himself held the show together incredibly well, managing to keep his incredibly cool persona, whilst sustaining the energy in the room.