A modern mixtape of dating disasters

If love is a battlefield, consider Daniel Delby a seasoned warrior – albeit one who’s taken a few too many hits to the heart. In his uproarious stand-up show 33 Years Single, he delivers an unfiltered deep dive into his romantic misadventures with an audacity that’s both laugh-out-loud funny and endearingly vulnerable. 
 
A master of improvisation, Delby thrives on spontaneity, winning over audiences with his quick wit and personalised raps. Yes, you read that right – this act features three musical numbers, each catchier than the last. And if you fancy being the muse for one of them, find the "love seat" in the first row for some special treatment. 
 
While the premise may sound familiar, Delby’s take on singledom is anything but cliché. His eccentric anecdotes and charming yet crude escapades keep things fresh and original. His storytelling has a rawness that makes each joke feel like a drunken diary entry. He even takes pride in the fact that, unlike other comics, he doesn’t exaggerate for effect. His dating disasters are well-documented, and he dares us to prove otherwise.   
 
Delby actively leans into his ADHD mannerisms, making him all the more relatable as he bounces between tangents and unexpected punchlines. And his impromptu giggles? Absolutely infectious! The best type laughter is the kind that sweeps you up in someone else’s joy, and Delby’s cackle is impossible to resist. 
 
If you’re a fan of Jim Jefferies, consider Delby his cheeky protégé. Among the 25 to 40 crowd, his set will hit the mark – especially if you’re single and need a reminder that, however unlucky in love you’ve been, you’ve never self-sabotaged quite as spectacularly as he has.