Paul Sondgrass started comedy 8 years ago at the fresh faces section of the Smirnoff International Comedy Festival. He recently finished his sold out one man show called “I’m so Lonely” at the Baxter, attended by an audience of more than 2000 people. Paul performed at the Edinburgh Festival in 2006, the largest arts festival in the world. The comedian achieved a 5 star review and was quoted in The Guardian as “Headliner, Paul Snodgrass … one of the best value for money acts at the festival.” He has also performed and hosted festivals such as the Vodacom Funny Fest and The Old Mutual Fest in Cape Town, the HA HA Festival and the Up ‘n under Festival in Durban, the Greenspicer Varsity Tour and The Play ‘n Ice Festival in Grahamstown. Paul was a reporter and a producer for ETV Sports News for 5 years, and was the side-kick on ETV’s “That Sport Show” for 3 years. Fans remember him swimming against Olympic gold medalist Ryk Neethling in a pair of flippers, facing fast balls from cricketing fast bowler Makhaya Ntini without a bat in a hockey goal-keeper’s kit and trying to side-step Springbok rugby player Schalk Burger. Paul is part of Heart FM’s afternoon drive show, which is the highest rated afternoon radio show in the Cape Town region. Known as Snoddie on the show, he’s the resident sport anchor and side-kick to host Diggy Bongz. The comedian also hosts cult radio show “The Bro Show” on 2Oceans Radio, where he has celebs, sports stars, musicians and comedians to open up and dish the dirt like no other radio show does.