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Nominated for best compere at the 2007 and 2008 Chortle Awards.

Jarred Christmas at the Just For Laughs London showcase
Live Review
Comedy Store

Jarred Christmas played a blinder tonight, unafraid to burst out of the wings and immediately start playing with the audience in rather the same way a cat may play with a mouse – all very jolly, but with no doubt who’s in charge, as he unequivocally proved when one heckler dared to question Christmas’s sartorial taste.

Though his ribald banter injected much-needed spontaneity into the night, Christmas also had the material to back it up, with hilarious riffs on his surname and the military might of his native New Zealand, both of which took unexpected turns and added further zing to an already effervescent set. Impressive stuff.

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Great compere, very impressive handling of drunken crowd last night in N7. One act bombed and Jarred somehow got all the energy back in the room and managed to get everyone hyped back up for the next act. Some feat at a charity show! Ok, yes, some of his material was a little weak and obvious but this was overshadowed by his easy charm and masterful delivery. All of which which went a long way to making a great impression. Better jokes he can write but onstage charisma you either have or you don't and Jarred definitely does imho.

Joan, March 2009

Very funny - don't get me started on how much I liked him!

Bodj, January 2009

I love this guy! He's fantastic. He has everything a great comic should have...including sexy glasses!

Lee Brace, April 2008

I love him. He is great.

Andrew heydon, April 2008

I go every week to live comedy and Jarred was easily the best comedian I've seen. I was crying with laughter, and he got the best reaction I've seen at our local comedy club.

Steve, March 2008

Saw Jarred for the fisrt time last night. Top draw performance, had the audience wrapped around his finger and I can't understand why he wasn't higher up the bill.

Steve, September 2006

The guy is brilliant. It's about how he tells his stories, not what the stories are about. Christmas could talk about anything and make me laugh, such is his effortless charisma.

John Gleeson, April 2006

Saw him at the Comedy Store. Trains are crowded in rush hour apparently - wow, I had never noticed. And if someone farts on a crowded train, it's unpleasant. Yet another revelation. I was really disappointed. Weak observational comedy which he tries to make better by screaming it.

Noel Hurley, December 2005

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