I think the reviewer is spot on. I first saw Tiffany last year at one of her Old Rope gigs in London, where she was a capable if unmemorable hostess. I saw her again last week in Lady & the Tramp in Edinburgh where her laissez faire and overly self-aware delivery made for an awkward 20 minutes, her material came across as ill-prepared despite much of it being recognisable from the previous year's offering. Her Scottish comments fell flat, and all the chav/teenage mother jokes have been heard a hundred times before, albeit with far cleverer observations and better delivery. All in all an unpolished performance that would just about make the grade at a first-timers, open mic type event. Lady Carol, on the other hand, was an absolute breath of fresh air. Understated, hugely talented and captivating from start to finish. This juxtaposition only served to emphasise Stevenson's shortcomings.

Richard, August 2008

Strong set, no messin'. Good rapport, easy delivery, original take on less-than-original topics. Not earth-shattering, but worthwhile.

Michael Monkhouse, June 2008

I saw Tiffany at Headliners on 3 May. Her performance was superb and very entertaining. She is very talented with high energy. It's very refreshing to have a female comic who can hold an audience incredibly well. Can't wait to watch her again!

Gayle, May 2008

I agree with most of the above comment, I think the review was harsh to the extreme. I think she's incredibly joyous to watch with real stage presence. I don't think being intelligent and likeable is a rare combination and can think of many performers pull it off. But yes I enjoy her set and I enjoyed how much she seemed to enjoy herself and would be very happy to see her on a bill.

Caitlin, February 2008

I have seen Tiffany Stevenson on several occasions both at the fantastic Old Rope and also at various gigs on the circuit. I think she is a accomplished MC and stand up who is both likeable and intelligent which is a hard combination to achieve that combined with her good looks make her entirely watchable and someone to keep an eye on as she progresses (which I have no doubt she will) in the comedy world. I don't agree with the review at all.

Davey, January 2008