In 1992 Gavin Webster was in a double act where he was actually the straight man, so he decided to go it alone. 30 years and around 8,000 gigs later, he's still around firing jokes, routines, set pieces, surreal rants and unique flights of fancy at audiences. A regular at the Fringe and a cult legend in his home of Newcastle, he's here to do his greatest hits. 'Like a cross between Bill Hicks and Geoff from Byker Grove' (Ross Noble). 'Tough-talking, no-nonsense Geordie wit' (Times).