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The creator and star of ITV2’s hit sitcom, Buffering, is back on the road following a critically acclaimed run at the 2023 Edinburgh fringe festival.

He’s appeared on Stand Up Central (Comedy Central), Zoe Ball On Sunday (ITV), Love Island: Aftersun (ITV2) and hosted BBC Radio 4’s Economics With Subtitles. This year he’s discussing babies, eye tests and the time he went on holiday with 20 women.

‘Steve’s a charming, likeable stand-up with a set packed with gags’ (Sunday Post). ‘An eye for comic detail that’s all his own’ (Guardian). ‘Plentiful jokes and compelling storytelling’ (Scotsman). ‘The punchlines come thick and fast as he makes the art of stand-up comedy look effortless’ (Ed Fest Mag)

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