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Thursday, March 29

Richard Herring Is...

I read Richard Herring's blog most of the time. Periodically I lose touch with it for a while, but I always come back for more. He's been a favourite comedian of mine for so long, it's nice to keep abreast of his work and life and warblings.

Today he posted about the posters for his Edinburgh show (2007) and showed a couple of posters from his previous shows. I had seen one of them, but the other one I missed. I think it was one which I particularly wanted to see, but somehow managed to miss. In fact, I know why. I was in a relationship and I didn't have the means of convincing my girlfriend (fiancee, in fact) to come with to Edinburgh or let me go alone. Perhaps I didn't even dare think of the latter. Such a fool was I.

Anyway, the scripts are on his site and I read "Christ On A Bike" and imagined it in his voice. Richard Herring has a fairly distinctive comic voice and I could easily imagine him delivering the material. It made me chuckle. If you like Herring, then read it yourself.

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