The subtitle of the lively, likeable London-based comic’s show, Contains Scenes of an Adult Nature, alludes to both its theme (pornography) and its content (monologues about shagging). Goldstein’s thesis is that porn, primarily internet-based material, is bad, not just because it degrades women and provides youngsters with an unhealthy introduction to sex, but also because abusing himself while using it has had a negative affect on Goldstein’s, how shall we put this, cocksmanship.

The material and delivery is decent enough, but there’s something a bit disingenuous about Goldstein’s show. As the comic takes us through his not uneventful life so far – running his dad’s Spanish strip-club, giving it up to move to New York to become an actor – it becomes increasingly clear Goldstein’s is less interested in delivering a diatribe against porn than he is reminiscing over the foursome he almost had with an underage girl, a mate and a lesbian in the Big Apple during a blackout.

No doubt that was, for Goldstein, an unforgettable experience, but he gives it an inappropriate amount of attention in the context of a rant against porn.

Pleasance Courtyard, 556 6550, until 26 Aug, 9.30pm, £9.50–£11 (£8.50–£10).