4 Stars ****

Those Two are Masud Milas and Emily ‘Elf’ Lyons, well they were when I saw them, on another day it might be the other way round as the simple coin toss decides the running order. In truth it doesn’t matter. These young comedians entertain extremely well for their hour, and even in a non-comedy friendly slot were packed to the gunnels.

Masud, slightly the older, a mass of hair and leather jacket opened up with a very assured performance. His material was wide and varied, his delivery and timing spot on with stage presence a plenty. Milas was in command through out and looked totally at home on stage. I’m sure this will not be the last we have heard of this emerging talent, I know I’d be very happy to see more.

A swift change brought Elf Lyons to the stage. And she is even younger damn it!! Before I get accused of being ageist, I am not. Just jealous. And not so much of her youth. She is just too talented for someone barely 20.

Slightly quirky is dress Ms Lyons performed like a veteran. She has stage presence in abundance, material a plenty and a confidence that completely belies her youth. If she progresses at this rate then with in the next few years expect her to be a major star.

As part of PBH Free Fringe entry is currently free, but a donation bucket is available after the gig. Don’t expect these two to be free for long, Hell no. Bigger and better for them I’m sure.

Reviewed By Geoff

The Banshee Labyrinth V 156

Till 27 August

12:50 to 13:50