Comedian - Alfie Dundas - Comedy in Your Eye

Comedian - Alfie Dundas - Comedy: The Self-Deprecating Observer Finding the Funny in Family and Identity

Meet Alfie Dundas, one of the sharpest and fastest-rising comics on the London scene. At just 24 years old, Alfie has already made a significant impact, quickly earning a reputation for his masterful blend of self-deprecating wit and keenly observed humour.  He is a performer who can dissect the nuances of family, identity, and modern society with a precision that leaves audiences in stitches. As a self-appointed spokesman for the "worst generation on record," he brings a wonderfully fresh perspective full of floppy-haired nihilism and Gen-Z angst to the stage.    

Based in London, Alfie Dundas has wasted no time in establishing himself as a formidable presence on the UK comedy circuit. His ambition and appeal are not confined to British shores; he has already taken his act across the pond to perform at iconic American venues such as The Laugh Factory and The Comedy Store in Los Angeles, treading the same boards as comedy legends.  This international experience has given him a broader perspective and a polished stage presence that belies his years. Back home, he is a regular fixture at the country's top clubs, including The Comedy Store, Up the Creek, and The Frog and Bucket.  Not content with just performing, Alfie is also a dedicated contributor to the comedy community, hosting his own monthly night at the Manny Dartin Comedy Club, where he showcases a mix of up-and-coming acts and established TV headliners.    

As a fast-rising London-based performer, Comedian Alfie Dundas delivers a brand of comedy that is both hilariously self-aware and bitingly observant. His sets are a compelling mix of self-deprecating stories and sharp commentary on the world around him, tackling everything from the complexities of family dynamics to the absurdities of personal identity.  His talent for crafting relatable and intelligent material was on full display at the 2024 Edinburgh Fringe, where his split-bill hour, "Cold Brew Comedy," was a resounding success, earning glowing 4-star reviews.  The show was a perfect encapsulation of his style, offering an hour of stand-up that invited audiences to laugh at the impending end of the world with a dose of Gen-Z angst.  This ability to connect with audiences through honest and clever humour is what makes him such an exciting act to watch.   

For many comedians, a career is a slow burn, but for Alfie Dundas, 2023 was a year of pure acceleration. He tore through the UK’s notoriously tough competition circuit, leaving a trail of accolades in his wake. He won the Backyard Comedy Club’s Knockout competition, secured the runner-up spot at the legendary King Gong, and reached the semi-finals of two of the most prestigious contests in the country: So You Think You're Funny (SYTYF) and the Leicester Square Theatre New Comedian of the Year.  This phenomenal run of success signalled the arrival of a major new talent and opened doors to the next stage of his career. He has since provided tour support for established names like Seann Walsh, Reuben Solo, and Max Fosh, a clear endorsement from his peers.  Alfie is also a modern comic who understands the power of digital platforms, building his audience on TikTok (@alfie_dundas) and through his podcast, "It's All Love!".    

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