mostly david ephgrave

I'm in the slightly strange position of quite looking forward to tomorrow's work-in-progress set at Mostly Comedy.  In many ways, things are stacked against my favour. It's a nigh-on certainty that the majority of people will have booked to see the other, higher-profile act. That's the way it works these days, now the club grown into such a name-filled event. The crowd will often differ heavily from one month to the next, as new punters are lured in by TV names. You could say it's a victim of its own success, though I wouldn't entertain that thought for long. I'm proud of what it's become - though it's a shame it can sometimes be harder for us as hosts, having to combat against the obvious gulf between being the familiar and the unfamiliar face (even on your home turf). (Though we still have a handful of staunchly loyal followers.) The gig hasn't sold as well as the last few dates, or the next two coming up, which is inevitable when half of th...