Bio

Kiwi Cameron Blair began performing in London in 2002. Since then he has made corporate and professional appearances in Scotland, Australia and New Zealand. In 2003 Cameron returned to New Zealand where he quickly established himself on the Auckland comedy scene and won a 'New Faces' Competition sponsored by 'The Rock' radio station. In 2004 he teamed up with two other comedians in a sell-out show that won 'Best Newcomer' at the New Zealand International Comedy Festival, and returned for another sell-out run at the festival in 2005.

Cameron's spoof psychic medium character 'Michael Jerrarde' debuted at the 'Oddfellows International Comedy Festival' in 2006 to great reviews and a 'Billy T Award' Nomination.

In early 2007 Cameron made the decision to return to the UK where he is now based.

Cameron is a regular compere at The Funny Side in Covent Garden and is running a new comedy club called Swear Jar which runs once a month.

As Michael Jerrarde

From an early age Michael Jerrarde realised he had a gift: He could reunite people in this world with those who have crossed over...

Brilliant, hilarious and highly original, award winning New Zealand comic Cameron Blair is currently spellbinding audiences with his spoof-medium character, Michael Jerrarde.

In the style of Sky TV's 'Crossing Over' with John Edward, Michael interacts with his audience, simultaneously impressing them with this 'gift' and exposing the humorous readings 'from the other side' as inauthentic. This laugh-out-loud act is definitely one to watch.

See the Gig Guide for the next Michael Jerrarde gig.