Adam Vincent gives you a good show and an extra treat’his warm up act Dave Blowstein who is a really funny guy. His few minutes on stage lead nicely into Adam Vincent’s set.

Adam is funny, with perhaps his strongest area being his interaction with the audience. A few clever comments or jokes, and he involves the audience in his show. It seems as though he is talking about something everyone can relate to, from becoming an adult and paying bills, looking at flats that only allow a ‘one cat swing’ (aka tiny!) to spending time away from home. Somehow in between all of this, he talks about fat kids and the War on Terror.

The show follows something like a big circle. Comments and jokes from early on continue to crop up through the show. There was a small section of the show where he talked about mucking around with bottles and parts of the male anatomy – the blokes next to me laughed heartily, but perhaps it could pass the ladies by!

The build up to the end of the show included an undercover Jesus and a well placed Superman logo, Vincent’s cheeky arrival to adulthood while he still holds on to his youth.

The show was funny, and his enthusiasm was engaging. See this thoroughly entertaining show.