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Paul F Taylor
Paul Foot
Paul Harry Allen
Paul Kerensa
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Paul Pirie
Paul Provenza
Paul Ricketts
Paul Sinha
Paul Thorne
Paul Tonkinson
Paul Zenon
Paul Zerdin
Pete Cain
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Peter Cook
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Phil Buckley
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Phill Jupitus
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Prince Abdi
Priorite A Gauche

Phill Jupitus and Andre Vincent: Waiting For Alice
Phill Jupitus Reads Dickens
Trumptonshire Tales
Edinburgh Fringe 2009
Purple Ronnie's Stand Up Poetry Club
Misc live shows
Comedy Store's 30th Anniversary Charity Gala
Tedstock
Theatre
Lifecoach
Phill Jupitus
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Phill Jupitus began his performing career in 1984, when he quit working in a Job Centre to become a left-wing punk poet, going by the name Porky The Poet. He did the rounds of pubs and universities, supporting bands including The Style Council, The Housemartins and Billy Bragg. Two years later, he began working for indie label Go! Discs - whose artists included Billy Bragg - where he eventually became press officer for The Housemartins. He has also directed videos for Billy Bragg and the late Kirsty McColl. And as his poetry turned into comedy, Jupitus remained linked to the music scene, with his big TV break coming in 1996, when he joined BBC2's pop quiz Never Mind The Buzzcocks as a regular team captain. He also hosted his own show on BBC GLR, where he presented his own show from 1995 to 2000, and became the breakfast DJ on 6 Music in 2002. As a stand-up, he has performed two UK tours: the Star-Wars-themed Jedi, Steady, Go in 1996, and Quadrophobia in 1999. Phill also supported Madness on their 2000 national tour, and starred in a sitcom called Dark Ages for Granada Television. In January 2000, he joined BBC1's comedy panel game It's Only TV But I Like It as a team captain, alongside Jonathan Ross and Julian Clary. He has also provided the voice of Dandelion in an animated series based on Watership Down for ITV and in Aardman Animation's Rex The Runt. He has also played a patient in Holby City and an embittered sports journalist in the film Mike Bassett: England Manager. |
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Show - Edinburgh Fringe 2007 - by Steve Bennett |
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Show - Misc live shows - by Steve Bennett |
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Show - Theatre - by Steve Bennett |
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Show - Misc live shows - by Steve Bennett |
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If he was a tenth as good as he thinks he is, he would be brilliant. Unfortunately, he's crap. Ray Girling, August 2008 |
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Anywhere Phill is on the bill puts me off going (e.g. I am forgoing Harry Hill - a favourite - at the Lyric in October because Jupitus is supporting). He's like the comedy plague. Aside from random "open mic" performers, Jupitus is the most unimaginative and unwatchable comedian I've seen in about 10 years. How does he get work? The lack of comments here about him is surely testament to the "not with a bargepole" standards of most comedy fans. Gordon Perry, September 2007 |
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Terrible compere at Orangutan charity gig. A lesser known comic would have been booed off the stage. Juqsy, May 2007 |
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Where can I see Phill Jupitus next?
| 23:45~00:45 - Thursday 20th Aug, '09 | |
| Venue: | Udderbelly |
| Prices: | Call for prices |
| Show: | Purple Ronnie's Stand Up Poetry Club |
