Kevin Bridges is still on the way up. After his hugely successful appearance in 2009 on Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow. Kevin landed a spot as a guest on Friday Night with Jonathon Ross in May 2010. Another appearance on the Roadshow in September 2010 saw Kevin, this time as the 'Headline Act'. It's a surefire sign that we are going to be seeing even more of Kevin Bridges over the coming months.

Despite having not set foot in a comedy club before his first open mic spot in 2004, Kevin Bridge's natural gift for comedy ensured he quickly became a regular at major comedy clubs up and down the country including The Comedy Store, The Stand, The Glee Club, and Jongleurs.

2005 saw Kevin reach the finals of every New Act competition, most notably Channel 4's ''So you think you're funny?''

In 2006 Kevin performed his first full length solo show at the Glasgow International comedy festival, to a sold out audience and critical acclaim. Moving into bigger venues every year, Kevin continued to sell out his hometown festival in 2007, 2008 and 2009.

As well as having a strong hometown following, Kevin has taken his style of observational, cutting edge comedy all over the Globe. Performing throughout Ireland Holland, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Canada along with tours of the Far East and Middle East.

Kevin appeared on ''The World stands up'' and ''The Comedy store'' (Comedy Central) which led to his first big TV break as a guest on Michael Mcintyre's comedy roadshow, which aired to over 5 million viewers and led to Kevin being the fastest act to sell out all 28 nights of his Edinburgh Festival run and adding a staggering 15 extra shows, which also sold out! A favourite with the punters but also the critics, Kevin received 5 star reviews and a nomination for the Edinburgh Comedy Awards ''Best Newcomer''

2010 was an even bigger year and by November Kevin had released his first ever DVD, recorded at Glasgow's 10,000 seat SECC Arena. It became a best seller.

2011 started with a number of high profile corporate cabarets which he is becoming increasingly popular at and another TV appearance along with Jonathon Ross, Jack Whitehall and Adele on Alan Carr's 'Chatty Man'.

March 2011 will see Kevin return to our screens as he hosts CH4's Friday night comedy ''Stand Up For The Week''.

There is no doubt that Kevin Bridges is now one of the most popular and sought after comedians in the business and his ability to host and speak at corporate events is building him a reputation as the first choice for many of our clients.

REVIEWS & TESTIMONIALS

''I regret that I was not around to say goodbye and congratulate him on his show. Kevin was so well received and had us all in hysterics! He certainly had some fans in the room already, but made a lot of new ones too. His performance really lifted the evening.''
S Schneider, Scottish Oil Club dinner 2011

''Just to let you know, Kevin was great last week and feedback was excellent!''
Jo Cardy, The CORGI awards 2010

The Best Scottish Stand up of his Generation.
The Scotsman

Young comedy prodigy
The Guardian

Just naturally very, very funny
The Scotsman

This young standup is currently sweeping all before him, with a raft of fresh material every time you see him.
The Herald

The most exciting talent in Scottish stand up
The Herald

Natural, truthful and hilarious.
Sunday Herald

Sickeningly talented young show stealer.
Evening Times

Comic timing to die for, an immensely talented, exceptional young comedian. A superstar in the making.
One4review.com

Quick wit and perfect delivery. See him going on to bigger things very soon.
Manchester City Life

A hot new name on the circuit this absurdly confident Scotsman is a natural performer with a gift for storytelling.
thisislondon.co.uk

A Masterful performer.
The Skinny

Beautifully talented.
The List

Inventive, incisive stuff astute observations, social awareness and sharp lines.
Chortle.co.uk