There is so much to yell about. There's the modern world in which you spend so long trying to work out iTunes, that it's easier to form a band and learn the songs.
But there's also so much to be delighted with. Like the fact that everyone in Northampton knows the sign that says Family Planning Advice – Use Rear Entrance.
Then there's the crazy story of being brought up in a working-class street in Kent, to discover your natural father was a millionaire backgammon player who was best mates with Lord Lucan.
Mark has come to terms with the fact he's a heap of contradictions, trying to stay young while being unable to log into any website. Trying to be respectable and mainstream until he can't help breaking into a steaming rant that would get him locked away somewhere secure, if it wasn't on a stage.
And this is stand-up, so whatever has happened in the room, in the town or in the world that day will almost certainly be in the show. So, Mark will try to keep it to a decent length, but it could so easily end up as an evening and part of the next day.
The critically acclaimed Mark Steel's in Town was voted the sixth best radio comedy ever and Mark is a regular on the BBC's Have I Got News For You, QI and BBCR4's news quiz. He has been named newspaper columnist of the year and is author of the award-winning audiobook Who Do I Think I Am.
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