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I just saw this guy tonight for the first time. I loved his political and religious rants...witty and hilarous. Had me laughing so hard I was crying from the time he got on stage till the end of the show.
Teresa, February 2006
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One of my three favourite acts - exciting to watch, always relevant and always testing the boundaries. Oh, and he's just produced one of my favourite ever movies. Top class.
Rich, March 2005
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I only went to see this guy last year at the Edinburgh Festival because Free Beer was offered. Provenza's comedy was as flat as the beer they served. Stay in America Paul.
Lee Strut, March 2005
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Very funny guy. My only criticism is that one should exercise extreme caution before saying the words "F**k the pope" in a city like Glasgow where religion is a somewhat sensitive issue. But fantastic material, and defintely worth seeing.
Q from Airdrie, December 2004
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Not only funny, but intelligent and political and pushy without leaving the audience behind. I went with friends of six different nationalities. They all laughed. Including the ones whose English is less than fluent.
Claire, November 2004
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Great guy with alot of ranting to give with his political and social material. Paul is the first person I've truly seen that can hold 200 people's attention.
Wayne Howard, October 2004
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Great comedy - fresh innovative and right to the heart of current matters. This guy has plenty to say and is worth listening too.
Patrick Rolink, May 2004
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Very very funny and talented man with an incredible CV and exceptionally sexy accent. Well worth making the effort to see him.
Kate, March 2004
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