For over a decade Dan Evans' accessible but childish surrealism has delighted audiences throughout the UK and Ireland. At his best, Dan is reminiscent of Harry Hill but with none of the extravagant vaudevillian showmanship. His material is just as silly and playful, but is delivered in low-key conversational style. His inspiration comes from daft, semi-surreal timewasting - playing Buckaroo with a cat, or devising pointless games involving crisp packets and road maps of Kent - just the sort of ideas those with too much time on their hands might be tempted to try at home.