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Ashley Frieze
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Ashley Frieze

Ashley Frieze has been on the comedy circuit for over ten years and is a versatile comedian and MC, popular with audiences around the UK. He is a larger than life character who can gently tease the audience with a lightness of touch, or blast them with high-octane comic energy. As a musical comedian, Ashley has a guitar case full of comic songs and musical observations. His likeable persona makes him the perfect act to add variety and energy to any line up.

Ashley performs headline and support slots all over the country. He also regularly MC's where his quick wit and cheerful banter charms and entertains.

Ashley has been performing on the UK stand-up comedy circuit since 2003. In that time he has performed extensively (over 1200 performances), as far north as the Highlands of Scotland and as far south as Penzance. He has made people laugh in comedy clubs, tents, cellars, music festivals and even on moving buses.

With an infectiously joyous style of delivery and the energy to bombard the audience with quick-fire lines, Ashley's self-effacing and jolly persona will lift any room.

Corporate work includes private parties and functions for both individuals and businesses.

Edinburgh Fringe appearances 2003-2012 include various stand-up sets, Discograffiti (solo show), The Seven Deadly Sings (solo show), The Seven Deadly Jokes (with Hannah George), The Great Big Comedy Picnic comedy showcase and co-starring in the highly successful comedy play The Musical! (Underbelly, 2004), which he also co-wrote.

"...affords the show a feeling of quality", Chortle

"brilliant quick-fire lyrics", Three Weeks

"Ebullient" The Scotsman

"A very natural comic", Basingstoke Gazette

"Plump, bald man" Three Weeks

"His 'Emopop' take-off of the Coldplay/Travis zombification of music was hilarious." Teesonline

"Controlled bursts of energy" Pure Space

"Walking on stage with guitar in hand, Ashley Frieze’s overly tight trousers aid him in his soprano comedic songs." Karen Slater, BBC Tees

"He’s a large, rather camp, presence" Last Laugh Comedy Club

"Certainly knew how to raise the big laughs" Edinburgh Evening News

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