Cabaret / Stand Up Comedy / Satire

He also commented on the Loreal adverts with Cheryl Cole. He thought the tagline "Five problems, one solution" was silly and he believed the answer was "Girls Aloud and a machete."

Tonight, myself and two friends went to see Alex Horne at a small venue in Aberdeen town centre. Many of you, I expect, won't have heard of him but those who do will probably know him best from the BBC Four cult comedy quiz show We Need Answers, which he presents alongside Mark Watson and Tim Key. Although the venue was small to begin with, only about 15 other people were present in the room which actually made it more enjoyable because Horne was able to interact with us a lot more than he usually does with audiences in his shows. It was a fantastic two hours - with hilarious banter between our particular group and Horne especially. Superb night and I chatted with him afterwards during the book signing.*


*Horne pointed out that an advert publicising his tour misspelled 'book signing' and instead printed 'book singeing'. In response to this, Alex had a cigarette lighter handy for anyone who actually wanted their book to be slightly burned (which was most people).

Jerry Sadowitz is also a massive JOHN BARRY fan

http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2011/fe … y-sadowitz

I was sat next to him at John Barry's 1998 concert at the RAH and chatted to him, he was quite shy which is something you'd never have thought from his stand-up act and from a man who was once physically knocked out on a stage in Canada for greeting the audience with " how're you all doing moose fuckers"