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Details: 29 March 2008

Jimmy James Eaton is a talented, intelligent, versatile comic in tune with his audience and what they want.

Details: 29 March 2008

The Birdmann in Episodes of Significant Timing

Episodes of Significant Timing is the perfect late night show, in that it’s a little bit weird, placed in the perfect venue for such a show and it’s short and to the point.

Details: 29 March 2008

Quinn’s vocal range is amazing, shifting focus for each satirical ode and bringing much character work into the music.

Details: 29 March 2008

Everything That Ever Happened, Ever | The Delusionists

The basic conceit, that The Delusionists will show us everything that ever happened, ever, is a nice one, and allows the group ample space on which to hang their rag-tag sketches.

Details: 28 March 2008

Men, Love and the Monkeyboy | Shaman Productions

What do men talk about? More curiously: What do men talk about with each other? Are men as basic and simple as clichés suggest?

Details: 28 March 2008

Don’t let Harry Connick Jr.’s ten minute riff about mangoes fool you into thinking that he doesn’t take music seriously.

Details: 27 March 2008

The fact is Seasick’s legend by far transcends his ability and distinction, as a bluesman. He’s, well, ordinary.

Details: 27 March 2008

Dressed in a three piece blue velvet suit, Clark gallops onto the stage like a 70s game show host, complete with a toothy smile and a gag about kissing his dentist.

Eaton Alive | Dogs of Invention

The Birdmann in Episodes of Significant Timing

Dumb Things | Geraldine Quinn

Everything That Ever Happened, Ever | The Delusionists

Men, Love and the Monkeyboy | Shaman Productions

An Evening with Harry Connick, Jr.

Seasick Steve

For One Night Only | Oliver Clark