
Chris Cairns – Original Review
01/02/2002 … A bit of a charismatic black hole, Cairns's set is too slow-paced to command your attention, and with too few gags to be worthy of it.
Here are our reviews of comedy Gigs
01/02/2002 … A bit of a charismatic black hole, Cairns's set is too slow-paced to command your attention, and with too few gags to be worthy of it.
01/02/2002 … Frango is clearly a very talented performer, bringing the characters who populate her routines to life with keenly observed mimicry, Her strongest suit is the slightly…
01/02/2002 … Lennox, a likeable Dave Allen soundalike who combines topical material with observational routines, is somewhat lacking in the distinctiveness department.
01/02/2002 … Keith Carter's twitchy, druggy Scally is a brilliantly conceived and fully developed character, savagely and hilariously parodying a type well overdue for ridicule.
01/02/2002 … Take along your comedy bingo cards and tick off the hackneyed references in McFarlane's unoriginal stand-up by numbers - Bodyform adverts, Jamie Oliver, Robot Wars,…
01/02/2002 … This punkish Candian livewire has a solid stage personality and some decent ideas.
18/01/2002 … Diverting reasonably entertaining and well-versed in audience banter, Rhodes is, however, simply not distinctive enough to stand out in a crowd.
01/01/2002 … This slightly awkward punster peddles a relentless line of absurdist one-liners of wildly variable quality.
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