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Alexis Dubus
Below JobEdinburgh Fringe 08 |
More Alexis Dubus videos |
| Below Job |
| Senator Rick Santorum |
| The Word F*@K |
| Swearing Dictionary |
| Dutch Swearing |
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Marcel Lucont: Sexual Metro – Fringe 2009 |
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In Sexual Metro Alexis Dubus valiantly attempts to string together a number of short sets for his Gallic creation, agent provocateur and bon viveur, Marcel Lucont. It doesn’t quite work but it’s fun watching him try. There are a number of flaws with the character of Lucont, other than the deliberate ones. For example, he demonstrates clichéd Parisian attitudes yet he’s not a Parisian. This is largely so that Dubus can facilitate some material on the city, including a nice irony about detesting arrogance. More importantly, Dubus doesn’t have the confidence to make Lucont the monster he needs to be. I am reminded of Miles Jupp’s previous character work as an aristocratic snob as a benchmark here. Maybe there is something lost in translation but, while it’s true that you can detect the slight strain of this façade holding, it cannot be denied that Dubus gives Lucont some great lines that bring his misanthropy, misogyny and nihilism into focus. Meanwhile, he whips up the necessary measure of a ‘love-you, hate-you’ response in his female audience members, while for the boys there are dancing girls. The dancers are one of the brief elements that Lucont throws in to vary the set, along with a couple of songs (including one about the sad state of English towns) and a lengthy tale read from the Frenchman’s latest tome. There’s still a lack of cohesion and illusion to the show but it is definitely heading in a direction that suggests Lucont can mature like the red wine and cheese he is so fond of. |
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Review by Julian Hall |
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Witty, clever, easelessly funny... Saw this guy in Rome and can't recommend him enough! go see. Michael Monkhouse, January 2009 |
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Saw Alexis in a very cold tent in a very soggy field recently and despite seeing his own breath escaping from his frail body he did a great set. Clever, well timed and with a wicked delivery he's one to watch! Gregg, May 2008 |
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A wry, empathetic and amusing godson. We wish him well. David Howe, January 2008 |
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Funny and warm, Alexis is definitely one to watch. Will be seeing him again in the future. Concern, October 2006 |
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Very very funny, quick witted and good with observations, I must see him again Brendan Duffy, September 2006 |
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See this man. He is hilarious. Ben, September 2006 |
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Hilarious Emma, February 2006 |
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A wonderful warm character with a humour to match. Saw him live in Africa (One of the privileged few) Hope to see more in the future. Keep up the good work Mike Barker, January 2006 |

Alexis Dubus: A R*ddy Brief History Of Swearing
Edinburgh Fringe 2009
Alexis Dubus: A R#ddy Brief History Of Swearing
Marcel Lucont: Sexual Metro
Edinburgh Fringe 2010
Alexis Dubus: A Surprisingly Tasteful Show About Nudity
Marcel Lucont: Encore
Edinburgh Fringe 2011
Marcel Lucont Etc: A Chat Show

