Monday was my day off. Everyone told me that I should make the most of it - get out of Edinburgh, do something completely unrelated to the Fringe, generally escape the madness for a bit. What I actually did was go and see two shows that clash with mine, then spend the evening drinking with other comedians in Brookes Bar.
It was fun though. I really enjoyed Richard Herring's show The Headmaster's Son, and then had a good time in the bar chatting to various people I haven't seen all festival. Doing a full hour every day has been quite tiring, so I haven't felt that up for socialising every night. However, now we're over half way through I feel like I can relax a little bit. I've also just made a list of shows that I really want to see in the next couple of weeks. If I get to half of them I'll be impressed!
The evening before my day off I performed at Spank, which was brilliant. It's the only really late gig I've got booked in this year and I wish I was doing more of them. It was great fun performing to a big, rowdy audience, even if the microphone wasn't working for the first minute...
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