one4review | On 11, Aug 2019

What a journey that would be! And how much fun! But if we can’t physically do as requested then the next best thing would be is to go to his show right? Too right.

Mace has been performing his unique style of comedy to enthusiastic crowds for years and the magic is still thriving and shining brightly.

The format is very similar Seymour mixing straight stand up with his self- created props, he is really inventive with his brain and his on-going depression being amongst the highlights. Also his recreation of a sit-com with basically dolls and toilet roll holders is up there too.

Mace ruminates about art being hijacked by the rich, TV shows presented by millionaires telling people how to spend less, tells all about ghosts, he’s a non-believer but likes the idea, expressed himself using interpretive dance, unveils his love generator and muses that his job is one of very few places were the is happy.

Seymour Mace is a breath of fresh air as usual. From his entry as a gorilla to the final music pastiche dressed as only he can, the entire crowd was in raptures.

Today’s world is a very serious place so why not forget about it for an hour and spend it with this very funny and imaginative comedian.
****
Reviewed by Geoff
Stand 3
13.30 to 14.30
Until 25th (not 12^th)