Dynamic of The Partnership
In a 2007 televised interview, George Logan explains how he and Patrick Fyffe collaborated on their own stage material, developing the framework for a new show around a series of ideas, then subsequently refining the gags and the timing in live performance. In Logan's words they needed to "play it like a duet with the audience" in order to perfect a show. He notes that the differences in their personalities worked to the good of the act: Logan himself was apt to work "from the head" as a performer, whereas Fyffe's approach to performing was more instinctive - a "natural comedian given to bouts of insane humour" and never happier than when deviating from the script. Part of Logan's role in such circumstances was to keep the shows on track.
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