Andy White escaped from a call centre in Birmingham to start a new career as a stand-up comic.
Now aged 42, Andy’s humour embraces silly voices, funny faces, and observational and topical humour.
His material is clever, cheeky and wonderfully silly and he says his performance can shift from deadpan to loud and physical.
He headlines the Comedy Night at the Alibi in Warwick tonight and says: “I’m a stand-up comedian.
“I pull funny faces and do silly voices. Sometimes I throw in jokes. I also write odd little stories.”
The evening at the Market Place venue also features compere Okse and rising Coventry comic Jonathan Elston.
Alibi is also hosting three Edinburgh Festival Preview Nights this month starting next Wednesday with award-winning comic Nathan Caton’s new stand-up show Get Rich Or Die Cryin’ and Matt Kirshen and Wide-Eyed.
It is followed on June 22 with Wendy Wason and Flashbacks and Tiernan Douieb with Tiernan Douieb vs The World.
Wil Hodgson tops the bill on June 29 and Steve Day will also be presenting his new show Run, Deaf Boy, Run! Ticket details 01926 493318.
Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2011 1:23 pm