2 Boys, 1 Bucket - It’s not what you think, but it might be just as ridiculous. A dynamic split-bill comedy show starring two of the most exciting working-class comedians on the scene: Kie Carson and Cameron Jones. This high-energy, laughter-filled bill showcases two sillies trying to pay their billies.

Kie Carson, a rising star from Liverpool, captivates audiences with his warmth and comedic finesse. Known for his fearless exploration of homophobia, life’s absurdities, and everyday struggles, Kie blends sharp humour with thought-provoking insights. His charm and openness have earned him praise as "extremely likeable, relevant, and very funny," making him a "one to watch" in the comedy world.

Joining Kie is Cameron Jones, a working-class comic from St. Helens known for his conversational style and self-deprecating humour. Cameron’s quick wit and relatable, working-class perspective help him connect with audiences instantly. His blend of fresh energy and improvisation creates spontaneous, memorable moments, making him a crowd favourite.

It’s cheeky, it’s unpredictable, and it’s guaranteed to make you laugh. 2 Boys, 1 Bucket is perfect if you’re after a silly show.

August 15, 2025    One4Review

2 up and coming young comedians, performing in the basement of a pub, it has Edinburgh Fringe written all over it! Kie Carson and Cameron Jones split the bill in this comedy caper in the aptly titled 2 Boys, 1 Bucket.

Kie opens up proceedings on a whistle-stop tour of how his life is panning out. Exploring his own sexuality, on-line dating and having a homo-phobic dad all get some serious attention in this confidently delivered half hour. There’s a nice flow to his stories and plenty of laughs.

Cameron has a more observational style, good energy and stage presence, but his fast pace needs to slow down a little, as some of the audience missed out on some very funny material. Also doing a deep-dive on family and their quirks the stories he shares are seriously funny.

Both lads give solid performance and all in all it’s an enjoyable show, worth taking a punt on. There’s nice chemistry between these guys, both trying to make a name in the world of comedy. So if you decide to go and see this show, make sure you dig deep to help fill the bucket. Click Here For Review