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I was lucky enough to be at The Chas Ball on Saturday at the Hilton Glasgow, which was brilliant and we raised £100′000 for the charity, not only that I got to see the proclaimers perform, only a couple of feet from me. They were sensational!!! The week before, I was also involved at the “Real Radio” stage at the Kilt walk 2012, as a presenter for the various acts that were there, we had soundsational a fantastic community choir, double trouble winners of Scotlands Real Talent and also Britains Got Talent very own Edward Reid, who was great fun. Can I also say a big congratulations to my friend Cat Harvey, who walked the whole 26miles and raised a lot of money.

I have also been down at the hospital radio in Ayr - hopefully cheering up the patients, or even speeding up there time of staying in hospital, ” God we are not listening to him, just discharge me doctor” , either way its good fun.

I was suppose to be gigging with Joe Longthorne for his 4 scottish dates in April, but due to a mix up thats not happening, I was looking forward to it, I  have warmed up for him before, and they were always great gigs. May is looking extremely busy for me at the moment which is good news.

This will be the first summer is 6 years that I wont be appearing in a “summer season” which as the time approaches is feeling slightly weird, but in this business you never know what is around the corner …….. aslong as it is not a big bus I’ll be ok. Having said that I hope you will all visit the Hippodrome in Great Yarmouth to see Jack, with Clive and Danny Adams.

Well Im offski now - inbetween gigging, watching the proclaimers, and pestering ill people in hospital with the radio, I have really got into jogging and walking around Glasgow. Don’t worry Im going boring myself !!!!!!!!!

Bye xx

who’s saying that Johnny, all your fans?

No……… my mum

Hi, I know this has been a long time since I have updated this, but here I am. A quick update on the past few months, I finished another successful summer season at the Hippodrome Great Yarmouth The show as always, was gob smacking, and great to be involved in, and then it was off abroad to gig in  Cyprus/ Majorca / Tenerife and a 1 night stay in Lanzarote. Which gave me a busy October / November.

At about half past November I started rehearsals for Peter Pan at the Pavilion Theatre. I had a fantastic panto this year. It was even better I got to be at home for Christmas day. The panto was extra enjoyable as I got to work with my friends James and Cat, we were like the three amigos every day, wandering along Sauchehall Street for 3 months putting the world to rights, and chatting rubbish. Sometimes it didn’t feel like we were going to work.

The rest of the cast were great. I enjoyed working with Dean Park and Jim Davidson. Jim allowed me to be funny, with little bits and pieces of comedy material, which any up and coming comedian will agree, sometimes in shows, you are not allowed this luxury

The Panto finished on the 21st of January and we all went our separate ways - well apart from my pals Jamesy and Cat. Hooray !!!!!

To be honest peeps it has been a rubbish start to the year. In Feb I lost my friend cancer, he was the same age as me, and had been fighting this disease for sometime. We both shared a passion for comedy, he ran an improv company in Glasgow, and we both would go to the comedy clubs in and around Glasgow nd on a Tuesday night you would find us in the Halt Bar on Woodlands Road. He even did sound for me, on some of my local Gigs. We had  a different sense of humour and approach to comedy, his was standing still, almost angry with his audience, but funny guy. Its difficult to watch anyone loosing there battle with something like that, but to be young, and have so much more to give in life, well sorry that is just totally unfair. It has made me realise how fragile life is, and you really have to make the most of your time here.

I know he will be up there just now looking down, probably with a Jack Daniels in hand, ripping it out me for mentioning him on here - haha fair play !!!

Work wise I am talking to various agents at the moment to try and get gigs in the diary, I have just cut a new stand up show reel and hoping to get a voice reel cut for radio work.

Well I think that is enough for now, I will try and keep this more up to date. Remember LIVE IN THE MOMENT, easier said than done I know but try, I will to

R.I.P Paul Crommie

sorry mate had to finish with you

that is all the news at the mo i think, sure I have missed something. Anyway got to dash Jack and I are going to watch Zippos Circus and then onto a improv show speak soon bye

Probably the best thing to happen since we last spoke is I am now a proud Godfather of my gorgeous niece Eilidh Marie McLeish. She is a little gem i am enjoying spending time with her. I am not looking forward to not seeing her from July till September when I am in summer season, but i am cherishing every moment just now. oh yeah and enjoyed watching the champions league final with my dad, watching barca was a lesson in football.

right enough of that off now to sleep. nice to catch up with you. will speak soon

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After the season I went to see a few shows around the UK and got to catch up with friends which was lovely.

First stop was london where I was lucky enough to get to see Totem (on press night thank you Christine Jay), the new Cirque du Solei show, it was a fantastic production. After a few days in London I headed to Newcastle to see my friends in the theatre royal “Robin Hood” panto, produced by Qdos. Another fantastic pantomime, I have seen pantos at this theatre for a few years now and it really is one of the best in the country. Then it was off to the homeland to see my pals james and cat in the Pavillion Glasgow. It was great to watch them and the production really zipped along, Jim Davidson was on great form. I also went to see Bradford Panto with Billy Pearce and my friend Peter Piper. Billy Pearce is an amazing performer,if you get the chance ever you should go and watch him, he gives a master class in comedy panto performing. And him and peter worked well together.

Now it is onwards to the next gigs. I am also doing a show at the Palace Theatre Kilmarnock on the 18th March which is exciting, and I am supporting Joe Longthorne in April, I shall be returning to the Hippodrome Great Yarmouth for my 3rd Summer Season there.

And if thats not enough I have just moved house, so cant sit around chatting and reviewing pantos hahaha I need to go and unpack.

Wow that was alot of information in one blog!!!!!