The act
Once the wedding is ready for a comic feature, Gareth McKean can turn details from the occasion into material that belongs to that room. He works closely with the person coordinating the day beforehand, gathering specifics that help the jokes land with the people attending. Stand up sets can run from fifteen minutes to more than an hour, while MC work can be booked alone or combined with the comedy. A support act or his Donald Trump impersonation can also be discussed when the celebration calls for a broader show. A lively choice for couples comfortable making tailored humour a visible part of their day.
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What it costs
Pricing
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Good to know
What to expect
Gareth McKean will get in touch with whoever's running your event well before the day, and he'll keep checking in until the details are settled. That's not admin for the sake of it. He mines those conversations for specifics about the room, the company or the occasion and works them into the set, so the jokes land on people who know exactly what he's talking about. It's the difference between a comedy set that could be performed anywhere and one built for the night you're actually having.
On the day
A stage, or failing that a sensible spot for him to stand where the whole room can see him, and that's what's needed from your end. If the venue has no PA or the lighting is hopeless, Gareth can bring both himself. Worth flagging when you enquire so he knows what to load into the car.
Performance options
Stand up comedy is the core of it, running anywhere from a tight fifteen minutes to an hour and beyond. MC work is the other half, and plenty of nights use both, with Gareth holding the room together between segments then doing a proper set later on. His Donald Trump impersonation can feature. And if one comic won't fill the bill, he can bring in a support act to open.
