Paul McCaffrey has quickly established
himself as one of the most exciting new acts around, winning both The London
Paper and the Latitude Festival new act competitions in 2009. In 2011 Paul took
his debut solo stand-up show, Saying Something Stupid to the Underbelly, to
great critical acclaim, having previously appeared as part of the Big Value
Comedy Show and the AAA Stand-Up Show at The Pleasance.

Paul has been heard on Russell Kane’s
Whistle-Stop Tour (BBC Radio 2) and is a regular guest on The Matt Forde Show
(talkSPORT). He has also done studio warm-up for The Morgana Show (Channel 4)
and That Sunday Night Show (ITV 1) and can currently be seen at some of the
best comedy clubs in the country.

Paul recently filmed the stand-up spot on Russell
Howard’s Good News (BBC3) and is currently involved in a new entertainment show
being developed by Yalli Productions for BBC3.

Paul returned to the Edinburgh Fringe
Festival in August 2012 with his new show Pills ‘n’ Thrills And Bellylaughs.

On Pills ‘n’ Thrills And Bellylaughs

"A brilliantly entertaining hour full of
laughs, beautifully delivered by an act who should be destined to headline the
main stage”

Chortle

"He has charm, charisma and success written
all over him”

Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard

"Likeable, animated and fluid with a first
rate sense of timing”

Steve Bennett, Chortle

"Obviously born to be a comic”

Jay Richardson, Scotsman