Half traditional entertainer, half mystical, deadpan soothsayer. Incorporating songs, audience interaction, and killer one-liners.
AAA Stand-up 2018 Pleasance Courtyard (Headliner)
Edinburgh Fringe SELL OUT RUN!!
The Best of 2018s Quick-Fire One-Liners Daily Record
Best Jokes from Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2018 The Mirror
As seen on BBC 2
As heard on Funny from the Fringe 2018 BBC Radio 4
New Comedian of the Year Finalist 2016 Leicester Square Theatre
Musical Comedy Awards 3rd Place 2015
Golden Jesters 2nd Place 2015
Winner of Beat the Frog at The Frog and Bucket Manchester Feb 2016
Beat the Gong at The Comedy Store Manchester Feb 2016 + April 2016
Beat the Gong at The Comedy Store London September 2015
His masterful, self-deprecating, and droll tone brought tears of laughter (The Church Times)
an elegant figure, about 9ft tall and two inches wide with a dinky guitar and an un-flashy confidence (Chortle)
Distinctive stuff (Bruce Dessau Beyond the Joke)
That was fucking brilliant, weird but I loved it. Jack Abela
Great timing Phil Kay
The future of British comedy Sofie Hagen
REVIEWS:
Peter Bazely cut an elegant figure, about 9ft tall and two inches wide with a dinky guitar and a unflashy confidence, trying to win himself a girlfriend with some whole-audience participation. His short songs were properly musical and not the sort of ditty that could be easily learned in a day, like so many so-called musical comedians. His presence and composure on stage should take him far, as he had instant authority with the audience.
review by Julia Chamberlain for Chortle December 2016
Peter Bazelys comedy set, fresh from the Edinburgh Fringe, was incredibly dry, which was much needed, after heavy rain. This 20-minute set was described as not so much comedy, more a cry for help. Bazely Mixed songs, poems, jokes, and a comic twist on evangelism. His masterful, self-deprecating, and droll tone brought tears of laughter to those in the Canopy Stage.
The Church Times
Greenbelt Festival 2015
Everything was going wrong and I started to think maybe thats how its meant to be,
like a show where everything that can go wrong will go wrong, although the breakdown
he (Peter Bazely) was having seemed real.
Audience member at the Peter Bazely Fat after Xmas Show 2016
The excitement dipped a little when dour Peter Bazely walked on, fringe in his eyes and head down. Bazely had a hint of Joe Wilkinson about him, but was less of a social misfit. Despite being very lo-fi he interacted well with the audience and had a winning unexpected Jehovahs Witness gag lurking in the middle of his set. Distinctive stuff which earned him joint third place.
Bruce Dessau Beyond the Joke
Judging the 2015 Musical Comedy Awards Final
Loved Peter so much at Greenbelt festival 2017, he had me in tears of laughter within seconds. I was initially disappointed that he was with friends as I was hoping for a whole show. But I soon realised that only having short bursts of Peter was a blessing, if he had been on stage all the time the pain of laughing so much would have left me in unimaginable pain around the rib cage!!!
Tim Wheeler August 2017
