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CYCLOPATH – STAND-UP AND SONGS
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Comedy
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Venue:The Counting House, 38 West Nicolson Street Edinburgh EH8 9DD
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Phone: 0131 667 7533
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Links: Click Here for venue details, Click here for map
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Ticket Prices: Free & Unticketed
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Room: The Lounge
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AUG 1-25 at 14:45 (55 min)
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Dion Owen is a professional Canadian comedian and true Cyclopath.This years show is a mix of honed club material and improvised songs. He's been performing for over a decade and has headlined in 10+ countries. He's been featured on TV, at numerous fringes and a bevvy of international festivals.So come laugh at the clever, mundane, silly and absurd. Or, if enough cyclists show up, hear bike propaganda thinly veiled as punchlines!"A comedian on the cusp of greatness". - National Post
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| News and Reviews for this Show 
August 28, 2024  One4Review | | | Canadian Dion Owen is a conundrum is the nicest possible way. He’s good, very good at so many things. His passion as the show title suggests is cycling but this is isn’t all spokes or blisters, it’s about journeys, improvised songs and great jokes.He describes himself a bit harshly as a budget Jason Mamoa. Of course he’s a strapping good looking man but comes across more as a cuddly Jim Henson, just with more dick jokes.He’s engaging, polite and damn funny. He lets the narrative flow well with audience participation with stories of Scotland – late night train experiences, the Dutch being needlessly arrogant, German men come across as a bit creepy (to the gasp of a women who is married to a German, and more worrying she kinda agrees with him) and sexy cheese (hmmm mature cheddar) are a highlight.The songs, based on audience members are also fun, whimsical and kind(ish). A lovely moment of unity and support is Canuck great Tom Stade in the audience, adding some lovely ad hoc improv banter with Owen.Don’t worry cycling fans, there is plenty for you too.How should we deal with a stolen bike situation like an ex? and the app, Warm Showers, where cyclists can find refreshing washing facilities from kind individuals. 90% of the audience (including this reviewer) thought something a lot darker.This is the ideal show for a mid afternoon in the Fringe. Get on your bike and catch him. Click Here |
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