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Original Review:

Lively Haynes babbles her way through her ridiculous neuroses in an entertaining and uniquely-skewed routine. Her particularly peculiar set of phobias (opticians, deaf rapists, etc) proves a great source for her offbeat, cynical and politically incorrect material. Occassionally the quality dips and more familiar turf is ploughed, but overall hers is a class act.

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One of the few female comics to consistently deliver top notch sets. Not to be missed.

Rich Dudley, September 2006

Oh this comic is both a dreadful bore and has nothing to say. Unless its 'The other day at the BBC...' Or 'When I was at Cambridge' - and when these gems inevitably fall on their arse, she retorts back to the good old use of the C word. Usually in conjunction with something about The Daily Mail. Avoid

Nicky, April 2006

She was great: Perverted and intellectual -what more could you want?

Christine, March 2006

Well I think she's Natalovely! At least she doesn't tale about periods like most bird comics.

Martyn, April 2005

Intelligent, quick, quick-witted, funny (and with a Smurf obsession!)

Mark Morton, February 2005

Needs to let the audience laugh instead of talking so fast that everybody holds their breath in case they miss something. Unfortunately the Smurf stuff isn't that shocking - we all suspected there was something odd going on...

Sir Lickalot, February 2005

Good delivery - very fast paced and clear - didnt think she was very funny ,though

Emma, February 2005

Some of the most intelligent comedy I've seen. She's one of only a few truly original comics in the country: stand-up needs Natalie Haynes or the future of British comedy really will be just fat blokes telling knob gags and smug sketch shows on Radio 4.

Ben, June 2004

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