Had a great evening last night at the Edinburgh Festival. I went with work colleagues to see Mark Watson's "All the thoughts I've had since I was born" show at the Pleasance. It was a 700-ticket sellout and I'm certain that no-one left disappointed. He built up a great rapport with the audience, especially as he spent the first 10 minutes in the crowd. Mark's humour is very much observational. His story of what happened on one of his train journeys got the biggest reaction. If you want to know why everyone laughed so much, go and get yourself a ticket and pop along and see the show. You won't be disappointed.
Saturday, 16 August 2008
Having a laugh
Had a great evening last night at the Edinburgh Festival. I went with work colleagues to see Mark Watson's "All the thoughts I've had since I was born" show at the Pleasance. It was a 700-ticket sellout and I'm certain that no-one left disappointed. He built up a great rapport with the audience, especially as he spent the first 10 minutes in the crowd. Mark's humour is very much observational. His story of what happened on one of his train journeys got the biggest reaction. If you want to know why everyone laughed so much, go and get yourself a ticket and pop along and see the show. You won't be disappointed.
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