Described as ‘Definitely one to watch!’ by a Waitrose security guard, Liverpudlian comedian Tony Coleman came down south with the dream of abandoning his working-class roots and selling his soul to the entertainment industry. Since then, he has developed a punchy, lowkey comic style that has helped this dream become a reality.
His act covers a range of important contemporary issues, from the bond forged between Scousers and Arabic people over their shared pronunciation problems, to the difficulty of turning to ChatGPT for emotional support.
Tony seems destined to succeed on the British comedy circuit—or would be, if only audiences could understand what he was saying.
