REVENGE OF THE SERFS
March 3rd 2010 20:15
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REVENGE OF THE SERFS
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MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL COMEDY FESTIVAL PRESENTS
JAMIE KILSTEIN
REVENGE OF THE SERFS
2 - 13 MARCH
NOVA CINEMA
LISTING INFORMATION
Venue: Cinema Nova, 2 Rundle St, Adelaide
Dates: Tue 2 - Sat 13 Mar
Preview: Tue 2 & Wed 3 Mar
Tickets: Preview & Tue $19; Fri & Sat Full $29.50 Conc $26; Wed, Thu, Sun Full $25.50 Conc $22.50
Times: Tue - Sat 8.15pm, Sun 7.15pm
Bookings: FingeTIX 1300 FRINGE (374 643)
He has emerged from the New York underground as one of its most powerful and clever voices, slicing and dicing and char-grilling public hypocrisy, serving it up as a tasty banquet. Pulling watertight arguments from his terrifying first-hand experiences of the American religious right, mild mannered Jamie has confronted the likes of bottle-throwing, racist homophobes in Texas.
Melbourne got a generous helping of his delicious comedy dishes last year, and now he's ready to give Adelaide the first bite of his new show, coming direct from Edinburgh.
This time round, Jamie's got his sights set on the man he publicly pushed for president. With needlepoint accuracy, he intricately weaves musings over why America may have elected the black guy, but they're still screwing over the rest of the world. Just because Obama is cool does't make him unanswerable to Jamie's quick-fire virtuoso diatribes.
As fellow comedian Tim Minchin so eloquently stated, Jamie Kilstein is at once irresistibly endearing and wonderfully audacious. Watching his work is like going to cuddle a puppy and having it hump your leg. But funnier.
JAMIE KILSTEIN
REVENGE OF THE SERFS
2 - 13 MARCH
NOVA CINEMA
Possibly the most impressive writer/performer, I have seen.
The Scotsman UK
The Scotsman UK
Watching Jamie reminds me of why I got into comedy
Janeane Garofalo, comedian
Janeane Garofalo, comedian
LISTING INFORMATION
Venue: Cinema Nova, 2 Rundle St, Adelaide
Dates: Tue 2 - Sat 13 Mar
Tickets: Preview & Tue $19; Fri & Sat Full $29.50 Conc $26; Wed, Thu, Sun Full $25.50 Conc $22.50
Times: Tue - Sat 8.15pm, Sun 7.15pm
Bookings: FingeTIX 1300 FRINGE (374 643)
He has emerged from the New York underground as one of its most powerful and clever voices, slicing and dicing and char-grilling public hypocrisy, serving it up as a tasty banquet. Pulling watertight arguments from his terrifying first-hand experiences of the American religious right, mild mannered Jamie has confronted the likes of bottle-throwing, racist homophobes in Texas.
A most charming and politically astute fellow, really good for a chat and a new accent to enjoy.
David Jobling
Melbourne got a generous helping of his delicious comedy dishes last year, and now he's ready to give Adelaide the first bite of his new show, coming direct from Edinburgh.
This time round, Jamie's got his sights set on the man he publicly pushed for president. With needlepoint accuracy, he intricately weaves musings over why America may have elected the black guy, but they're still screwing over the rest of the world. Just because Obama is cool does't make him unanswerable to Jamie's quick-fire virtuoso diatribes.
As fellow comedian Tim Minchin so eloquently stated, Jamie Kilstein is at once irresistibly endearing and wonderfully audacious. Watching his work is like going to cuddle a puppy and having it hump your leg. But funnier.
Those who like their comedy passionate, political and delivered like machine gun-fire are in for a treat.
The List, UK
The List, UK
Kilstein's savage intelligence and razor-sharp wit will make you think as much as laugh.
Time Out, Sydney
Time Out, Sydney
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