Realising he left school a decade ago, Andrew Bird wonders if he's an adult yet. The move from small town to big city and school friends becoming dads hasn’t changed anything. He still uses a shopping trolley like a go-kart and thinks he's back at school in September. "One of the hottest prospects in stand-up." Time Out. “Fast, fluid and animated.” Chortle

You know that scene in Silence of the Lambs where the killer’s dancing with his willy between his legs and wearing a dead woman's skin? It's like that but with more jokes. "Howls of laughter" Evening News. "Like a young Woody Allen" Scotsman. "Intelligently neurotic" Evening Standard

Welcome thee to the Clock Hour. A two bit knocking shop of the soul where Time pimps Fact to dance for Fiction’s amusement. 12-ish disturbingly hilarious-ish stories-ish.
From the makers of Michael Legge ("Always inventive and funny" - Time Out), The Trap ("Sheer comedic genius" - The Scotsman) and The Congress of Oddities ("Surreal deconstructionist brilliance...wonderful" - Chortle.)