"At the end of a Laurence Clark performance, apart from being a bit tired from
laughing, one has come to understand some of the travails of his world - and one has become very fond of the man himself."
"Clark has really hit his stride this year with a show that is genuinely laugh-out-loud funny. I cannot think of another comic here who provokes so much thought and so much laughter at one and the same time."
"Any vaguely sentient being ought to leave this stupendously funny and thought-provoking show with their sides split and their minds buzzing. Laurence Clark has a wit drier than the Navajo desert, a control of timing that would put Seiko to shame and scores upon scores of fizzingly funny one-liners."
"Laugh? I nearly fell out of my chair... a wonderfully warped wit that's definitely worth a hour of your time."
"When this man reaches Scotland, he will assuredly have audiences in stitches."
"Very, very funny... slicker than Brylcreem."
"A brilliant observational comedian... I would not only recommend this show but urge everyone to go out and buy a ticket immediately."
"His dry, cutting wit and astute social observations are hilariously accurate..."
"...irreverent, pertinent and that rarest of things - a humorous hour that leaves you looking at the world in a different light."
"Clark manages to tackle some of the oldest prejudices head-on and still has the audience in fits of laughter. Hard-hitting, hilarious and an absolute must-see"
"The fact that Clark himself is in a wheelchair is completely secondary to his material and you get used to his speech difficulties within minutes. Some wonderful observations about the way disabled people are reacted to are hilariously funny to all. Laurence Clark could easily rival the likes of Mark Thomas"
"Never have I seen a show where the audience have been so attentive. As a disabled comedian, Clark does have an added edge that makes you sit up and take notice. But that's not to say he's not funny. He is. Very."
"Laurence Clark has attitude in spades. He's a searing political satirist who ensures both his message and his jokes are on an equal footing - never lecturing and never being less than funny. He's such an astute, piercing and funny commentator that disability becomes a side issue. His material is never earnest, nor whinging, nor hectoring - just damn funny comedy from the heart."
"This is heavy hitting, clever stuff. Not very much stand-up these days has the power to shock, to force a sharp intake of breath and to change minds. This does. Not since Robert Newman have I seen a comic who made me think so much and realise I knew so little. Go. Think. Laugh."
"Clarkıs rapid wit and dry humour ensured that his message was razor sharp and left no one in the audience untouched."
"All this, by the way, in addition to being challenging, is funny, sometimes furiously so."
