Prepare for the physical when you take a trip to watch Wit Tank, at this year's comedy festival, writes Fiona Dryden.

The delightful trio of young men bounce around the stage to deliver sketch after sketch in this fast paced ensemble.

Original and refreshing, their unique take on the 'ordinary' is rather entrancing.

They proved to be a big hit at the preview show in De Montfort Hall, and they didn't disappoint at the Y Theatre.

If anything, it proved that they belong on the bigger stage.

Although they are all young, they have the stage presence of seasoned professionals.

Their voices belie a thespian influence and their manner is confident.

Despite being let down a little by their technical stagehands at times, they managed to make a raucous ad-libbed joke out of it which truly delighted the audience.

They brought us the thinking behind baked beans in a can and DIY furniture, a day-in-the-life-of a fly, and, the true final words of Admiral Horatio Nelson – and believe me, they're not what you expect.