F**king Legend is about masculinity and the preposterous that actually happens, engendering reflection and guilt. It is about a man with a girlfriend and two children, embarking abroad on a stag do, who meets a woman. 

The description of sex with the woman, “You can do to me whatever you want,” has Olly comprehensively describing the visual clichés.  Cut to nature’s images of orgasmic film sex.  His descriptions were so powerful, I thought I could see the scenes on the rear wall. I wanted to join in with the crashing of waves on a beach but instead kept seeing the terrible floods in Malaga. 

The second half of his show has a surreal aspect, there is a chain link fence, a train journey through a tunnel and driving along the coast there are cages with people in them.  This futuristic nightmare is delivered poetically and the punch line comes unexpectantly. 

Earlier in the show a long section has reminded us of the woes of the world, the wars, the environment, acknowledged but not dwelt upon.  There is plenty of movement in this show adding to the tension and excitement.

Don’t miss Olly Hawes’ descriptive writing, his high flying thoughts and internal monologues.  You will laugh and laugh and best of all, think! Superb!