Paul Savage: Why The 90s Made Us Anxious

From Television Times with Steve Otis Gunn Jilted Maggot

Paul Savage has been doing stand-up since 2007, toured from the Scottish Highlands to the southern tip of Cornwall, and is refreshingly honest about why many comedians still need a day job. The cartooning helps.

Paul Savage is a comedian and cartoonist who has performed across Britain and at English-speaking venues in Norway, Sweden and Denmark, known for his sharp wit, observational humour and a career built on doing it properly rather than doing it quickly.

Why too much pressure on an opening joke can throw an entire set — and what to do instead
The honest reality of why many working comedians still need to hold down another job
Why actors and footballers in the 80s seemed to age at a completely different rate — and what that says about us
How 90s sitcoms had a remarkable talent for making audiences feel like they should have their lives sorted by twenty-five
What cartooning and stand-up have in common — and where they require completely different instincts

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