Andy Robinson clearly has what it takes, he's a natural The Observer

He uses the language we all use, his timing is impeccable and he knows just how far to prey so that it's side splitting Edinburgh Evening News

His thoughtful, less predictable style of humour relies less on imposing himself on the audience and more on drawing them into his world Time Out, London

His thoughtful, less predictable style of humour relies less on imposing himself on the audience and more on drawing them into his world Time Out, London

We don't blame Andrew Robinson's parents but we do believe that the government should take its share of the responsibility What's On

Robinson makes his comedy look absolutely effortless, which is a neat trick. The material is nothing flashy, but it works beautifully. The routines are good enough, but he can't resist running off at tangents, enticing us to "come with me down the road..." And once you've seen him play Boom Boom Boom by the Outhere Brothers as a country ballad, you'll be prepared to follow him down any road he suggests. The Stage