Terry Garoghan once again secured his title as the Unofficial Mayor of Brighton and Hove with his brilliant, witty and clever observations about life in the city.

To fully appreciate this guy, you have to be a true Brightonian like him and have lived in and loved the city for more than 40 years.

But anyone new to the city, such as the hordes of Londoners who are buying up city properties, would have laughed along with the bald-headed comedian, DJ and father of a two-year-old son now living in middle-class respectability in Rottingdean.

Only Terry Garoghan could write numbers about Mile Oak, Burgess Hill, The Level and even Dockerills hardware shop in Church Street.

To the tunes of Sixties, Seventies and Eighties classic pop numbers, Terry, a former postman and removals man, with an intimate knowledge of the city changed the lyrics and had the audience laughing at every witty line.

We had Western Road to the tune of West End Girls, Rottingdean to Dancing Queen, Worthing to Wild Thing and, what I thought was his funniest number when he appeared with a huge plumbers' plunger and sang "I got this at Dockerills" to the tune of You Sexy Thing.

Characters in the city were gently mocked, along with publications, including The Leader, The Argus, and yours truly, Terry from his time as a comedian at various venues in Brighton is experienced at building an excellent rapport with the audience, responding to affectionate heckles.

Explaining why he had moved to Rottingdean to get away from the supposed violence on the Brighton estates and the burning cars, burglaries and drug dealing, a member of the audience shouted out: "Well, stop doing it then".

That brought the house down and, surprisingly, he had no answer to that one.

There were poignant moments as he lamented about the West Pier and joked about his first sexual experiences. It was a cleverly put together evening of entertainment.

No doubt, his next show will sell out (as this one did), as this witty comic accumulates more and more fans with his observational about Brighton life.