What started out as "a bit of a laugh" for a lad from Falmouth has turned into a show that has sold out at the Hall for Cornwall.
Ed Rowe, under his stage persona of Kernow King, will play to a 1,000-strong packed house tomorrow night at Cornwall's premier venue.
Ed pronounced himself "over the moon" with the response he has had from people in Cornwall and further afield after shows in London and Bristol.
Thousands of people have flocked to village halls across Cornwall to see Kernow King's Wonders of the Cornish Universe show.
Pasties feature heavily in the show and audiences have learned more of Kernow King's fondness for "dogging" - sex in public places.
He said: "It started out as a bit of a laugh and to go to filling out the Hall for Cornwall in two years is incredible.
"I think people have a real interest in regional comedy. It's not specifically for Cornish people - it's funny whether you're from Cornwall or Surrey or Cumbria."
The show's success is undeniable with a possible gig at the Comedy Store in London on the cards this summer.
And the future is looking bright with a new show, Splann, to be launched at Boscastle Village Hall in August.
