The president of the Greeters Guild brought his unique brand of comedy to the National Galleries of Scotland in Edinburgh recently, leaving museum guests in stitches. Troy Hawke has gone viral on the internet with his hilarious clips that see him acting as an unusually dapper door greeter at venues across the country, welcoming and waving goodbye to visitors.
Having previously posted clips of him greeting people outside outlets like Tesco and Wetherspoon’s, the comedian decided to bring his comic genius north of the border to Edinburgh for the Festival. The self-styled 'Errol Flynn of the high street' soon has people in stitches as he offers them compliments with his trademark posh drawl.
Sporting a purple silk smoking jacket and cravat, the alter ego of award-winning comedian Milo McCabe jokingly describing Van Gogh as a "one-eared madman" and tells people to "get in there and get stimulated".
