The alter-ego of Gregg Turkington, Neil Hamburger has performed around the world and has released eight CDs, beginning with America's Funnyman in 1996, and two DVDs.

He also toured extensively with Jack Black’s band Tenacious D on their Pick Of Destiny tour, including a gig at New York's Madison Square Garden, and appeared in their movie of the same name.

There is certainly an exquisite piece of character comedy to be created from the Dorian Gray pictures the likes of Bob Hope, George Burns and Milton Berle had hanging in their attics. Hamburger doesn't know what he wants to be, however - deliberately audience-baiting "sick" comic, a cross between Andy Kaufman and Andrew Dice Clay, or a pastiche of right-wing one-liner household-name comics from America's past. If he picks the latter and works on rounding it with makeup and perhaps even a 'Spinal Tap'style accompanying feature, he shall go stratospheric.

Mandy Allan, January 2010

This guy is terrible. Worst show I've seen. Totally unfunny.

comedy fan, July 2009