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Edinburgh Fringe 2008
Felix Dexter: Not Just Another White Guy Lost In The Shuffle
Tour
Felix Dexter: On The Edge
Felix Dexter
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Show - Edinburgh Fringe 2008 - by Steve Bennett |
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Show - Tour - Monday 30th Oct, '06 - by Steve Bennett |
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Show - Edinburgh Fringe 2004 - by Steve Bennett |
See the Original Review May 2001 |
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Some bog-standard stand-up, but once he settles down he's fantastic. The character comedy's spot on, the personal twist compelling. Def one to watch. Michael Monkhouse, October 2008 |
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A very talented individual. I had the pleasure of seeing him at the Bloomsbury a couple of weeks ago... Brilliant performance! Anthony, April 2007 |
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I’d seen Mr Dexter on a few occasions at the Bearcat Comedy Club and always found his act entertaining. When I heard he was doing a one off one man show at The Bloomsbury Theatre I luckily managed to get hold of a couple of tickets The show was brilliant (a sell-out - Mr Dexter already appears to have quite a following). I thoroughly enjoyed the evening, laughed my rocks off throughout the show, and would go out of my way to see him perform again. Felix Dexter is hilarious. I think he’s great :-) Patricia des Angeles, April 2007 |
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Mr Dexter looks so scruffy these days on TV. He can be quite funny, but I heard him on Loose Ends talking in a foreign accent and his act not going down well with the studio audience, nor me. Later I heard him with Hawksbee & Jacobs on Talksport. If only Mr Dexter would grow his hair into proper dreadlocks or cut his hair and wear a nice suit and tie, I think he would be very popular, especially with the more mature ladies in his audience. And a few more good jokes and routines wouldn't go amiss, either. He is quite a good comedian, despite my criticisms. confusedwhyamihere?, October 2006 |
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I remember him "doing" African immigrants on a daytime television program in the same way they used to "do" Irish people 25 years before. You know, stupid, uncultured. Amazingly it wasn`t picked up on. Kind of highlights the fact that discrimination is about kicking anyone you think is lower in the social order. Colin, August 2006 |
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I had the pleasure of seeing his 2-hour show at the Contact Theatre in Manchester. His character comedy is superb and involves a great use of interaction with the audience without taking any cheap-shots. My only gripe is that some of his character monologues had not changed too much since The Real McCoy. On the whole though well worth seeing, catch him while you can. Hesam Ravansari 31.01.05 Hesam Ravansari, January 2005 |
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A bigger Nest Cuckoo extends its run 18/10/2004 Permanent link
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Where can I see Felix Dexter next?
| 20:30 - Saturday 18th Jul, '09 | |
| Venue: | 99 Club Leicester Square |
| Prices: | £25 2-for-1 |
| Comics: | Felix Dexter, Ian Stone, Mitch Benn |
| Info: | MC Jim Woroniecki |
