Service 01 — Stand-up

Comedian

A full headline hour of honest, hard-working stand-up — plus hosting and festival sets.

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The headline hour

Sixty minutes of original stand-up about everyday life — family, work, getting older, and the small absurdities everyone recognizes. Tested in 400+ rooms, tuned for theatres, festivals and clubs alike.

Every set is written fresh each season. No borrowed bits, no filler crowd-bait: just a tight, road-tested hour that respects the audience's evening out.

  • 60-minute headline set, or 20-minute festival cut
  • Clean and blue versions of the same material
  • Meet-and-greet and photo line after the show

What's included

One fee, no surprises. Every booking gets the full Backrow Bandit treatment.

Festivals & theatres

60-minute headline set

The complete hour with walk-on music, lighting notes and a soundcheck that actually happens. Rider fits a single page.

Corporate nights

30–45 minutes, tailored

Sharp, safe-for-work material researched around your industry and your people — never the same set twice.

Hosting & MC

Full-evening hosting

Ray keeps multi-act bills moving: warm crowds, tight links and rescue sets when an act runs long.

How booking works

STEP 1 — SAY HELLOTell us about the night

Date, city, venue and audience — through the contact form or by email.

STEP 2 — THE PLANSet length and material

We agree the running time, the tone, and any must-avoid topics.

STEP 3 — SHOWTIMEDoors, soundcheck, laughs

Ray arrives early, walks the room, and delivers the hour.

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Booking questions

Festival season fills three to four months out; club and corporate dates can often be arranged in a few weeks. The sooner you write, the better the choice of dates.

Yes. Ray performs a fully clean version of the hour for corporate, charity and all-ages audiences — same laughs, zero awkwardness.

A stage, a microphone and a lit room. The one-page rider covers sound, lights and a green room — no diva demands.

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