Alex Horne is a talented stand-up comedian but his band is made up of world class musicians and together they make a magical mix.
With a song about Rich (sitting in the front row, eating salad) being amazing, an entire audience game of twister and a blindfolded macarena duel-off, this is a show that is guaranteed to get the audience laughing. Lively, inventive and unpredictable, this is the perfect Fringe comedy show.
Tonight’s mystery guest is a top choice in Rowlf the Dog – a Brighton North Laine busking legend – who proves that the large muppet outfit covers a very talented performer.
The Horne Section has become an Edinburgh staple, always slick, always funny and hosting a variety of top quality guests. It has become so much of a hit that it was given its own Radio 4 show. In this Brighton version, Rowlf the Dog is the only guest and the band’s parts have been developed to include them in the comedy. Each member get a chance to lead with their own comedy song; my favourite belonged to Joe the trumpeter – Spanish Flu – sung to the tune of Spanish flea.
Alex Horne is a talented stand-up comedian but his band is made up of world class musicians and together they make a magical mix.
