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The Marijuana-logues: Everything About Pot That We Could Remember
by Doug Benson, Arj Barker and Tony Camin
Arj Barker
Melbourne 2005
Arj Barker: Ego No Amigo
Montreal 2004
Tim Allen gala
Montreal 2008
The Alternative Show
Arj Barker
Real name: Arjun Singh
Date Of Birth: 12/08/1974
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Half-Sikh, half-European US comic Arj Barker tried stand-up comedy as a dare, at the age of 19, and was instantly bitten by the bug. He dropped out of college and hit the road, and has rarely stopped since. As well as his native USA – where he has appeared on all the late-night shows including Letterman, Conan, and the Tonight Show - he regularly appears on the international festival circuit across the UK, Australia and New Zealand and beyond. He appeared in Edinburgh every year from 1997, when he won the Perrier best newcomer prize, to 2000. He co-wrote an off-Broadway show in 2004 called the The Marijuana-Logues, a parody of The Vagina Monologues about dope-smoking That same year he landed the lead role in an NBC sitcom, Nearly Nirvana, in 2004. But he was later replaced by the show's creator, Ajay Sahgal, and still the show never aired. In 2007, he won a recurring supporting role in the HBO hit Flight Of The Conchords, playing Brett and Germain’s friend Dave. |
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Show - Montreal 2008 - Monday 0th Jul, '08 - by Steve Bennett |
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Show - Edinburgh Fringe 2000 - by Steve Bennett |
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Show - Melbourne 2005 - by Steve Bennett |
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Show - Montreal 2004 - by Steve Bennett |
See the Original Review Jun 2008 |
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He is the the funniest man on the planet hands down. He made me laugh 'til my head fell off. He is my hero. Philba, June 2006 |
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He must have been having a bad day when we saw him last night in Auckland. He only seemed to have enough material for about half his time on stage, the rest was spent mucking about with his bottle of water (bizarre) and commenting about what a rotten audience we were. He had a few funny moments, but about two months more work on his material might have helped. Alison, May 2006 |
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Arj Barker is one of the funniest people I have met. He knows when to make you laugh, how to make you laugh and god damn he is good at it. I would see his show ten times over and still be pissing myself laughing. An awesome comedian with a great personality 10/10 for Arj. Sheri Bettens, April 2006 |
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Arj is a major talent withmany strings to his bow. I look forward to laughing (at and) with him for many years to come Serendipidy, October 2005 |
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Arj is up their with the world's best. Emma Boardman, September 2005 |
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My new hero - brilliant. Paul Sinha, July 2005 |
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Man I just saw Arj on Comedy Central and he was hilarious...I laugheed so hard...it was great Andrew Johnson, June 2005 |
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He is awesome and my stomach gets a work out after I see him.... boy does he make me laugh Carly Chung, April 2005 |
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The Montreal deal Festival line-up set 25/06/2001 Permanent link
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