Join Jewish Comedians Rachel Creeger & Philip Simon for their comedy podcast, a chat show about all things Jewish, produced by Russell Balkind. This week’s guest is comedian and writer, Ian Stone, recorded in front of a live audience at Assembly Festival as part of the Edinburgh Fringe.

We were in "The Box", which is a shipping container, on a baking hot day, with an emergency fan on and one door ajar so that everyone made it through to the end of the show without passing out! As a result there are a few audio issues, but also simply great stories from a brilliantly funny and generous guest.

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Ian Stone

Website: http://www.ianstonecomedian.co.uk/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ianstonecomedian/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/iandstone

Ranked amongst the top ten stand-ups in Britain by The Independent, Ian Stone is one of the most talented topical acts and comperes in the country. Edgy and provocative, with an easy-going manner and self-depreciating style, Ian is at great ease bantering with an audience. He's a member of the Comedy Store's critically acclaimed 'Cutting Edge' team. Ian also received a nomination in 2012 for the BEST SHOW at the Leicester Comedy Festival Awards.

He has performed all over the world including Comedy Festivals in Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, South Africa, Holland, France, Ireland and Germany. He’s entertained the troops in Kuwait, Bosnia,Kosovo, Cyprus and Afghanistan. He was the first British stand-up to perform in Moscow and the first performer to appear for The Comedy Store in Mumbai.

Ian's book To Be Someone was published on June 25 2020. Because let's face it, there's no better time to publish a book than slap bang in the middle of a culture war and a global pandemic. It's about him growing up and listening to The Jam and what life was like in 70’s Britain. Just press the button below to order the book.

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