Having spent the last three years making a name for himself as an actor in the West End smash hits One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest, Boy George’s Taboo and in Guy Masterson's Twelve Angry Men at the Assembly Rooms, Phil Nichol returns to his roots, doing stand-up.

Amongst other things, Phil likes looking at hunchbacks, gay spiders, Salvation Army camouflage, turkey camps, Rohypnol and dumping your girlfriend. All get treated with the same disdain and/or celebration in a twisted rollercoaster of filthy ideas where it's tranny night every night.

Is Phil is nearly gay or did he neck passionately with his girlfriend's dad upon meeting him. Meet The Parents has nothing on him! Hear An Octogenarian Menage A Trois - the hit single from Mr. Nichol's metal band, Muscle.

Or how about genetically modified mutants finally winning some gold medals for Great Britain in the Olympics? Trucker songs, rock howls, tantrum sex and - of course - a little Jazz Ballet lifts this show above all others and exults it before God...oh yeah!

Of course, words alone cannot do this show justice. Make no mistake, this is a live act!

Having recently returned from a triumphant appearance at the Just For Laughs festival in Montreal, go and see him for the gig of a lifetime.

'Maybe he's just a comic genius who can take old crap and transform it into something jaw-achingly funny.'
List

'hovers between insanity and brilliance'
Sunday Times

'Explosively abrasive and buttock-clenchingly funny as ever......amazingly rabidly good, just go and see him.'
Three Weeks