Glenn Moore is a man who doesn’t back himself. Unlike other members of his family who exude (unfounded) confidence, he doesn’t speak up when he should; and that can sometimes get him into tricky situations. Like the time he nearly ran out of petrol in Death Valley with his cousins, a tale he tells with high energy and a few detours along the way.

Talking a mile a minute, the jokes come thick and fast. Glenn Moore is renowned for his one-liners and there are plenty peppered throughout. Some will have you guffawing, others will have you rolling your eyes. Comedy being subjective is another angle Moore explores in this show, with the help of a little red book full of tried-and-tested zingers to appease the audience. The back-and-forth disrupts the flow, even if it’s intentional but he gets away with it thanks to the abundant charm and confidence he claims not to have.

Glenn Moore: Please Sir, Glenn I Have Some Moore?, Pleasance Courtyard, until 24 August, 5.30pm; main picture: Natasha Pszenicki.