Tania Edwards
TanyaLee Davis
Tara Flynn
Tatiana Ostrakova
Teddy
Terry Alderton
Terry Frisby
Terry Saunders
Tez Ilyas
Thankless Child
The 1 Like Fish
Thom Tuck
Thomas Nelstrop
Three Englishmen
Tiernan Douieb
Tiffany Stevenson
Tig Notaro
Tim Bradbury
Tim Clark
Tim Craven
Tim FitzHigham
Tim Key
Tim Minchin
Tim Nutt
Tim Renkow
Tim Rivett
Tim Shishodia
Tim Vine
Tina C
Tobias Persson
Toby Brown
Toby Caldwell
Toby Foster
Toby Hadoke
Toby Whithouse
Todd Barry
Tom Allen
Tom Basden
Tom Bell
Tom Binns
Tom Clutterbuck
Tom Craine
Tom Davis
Tom Deacon
Tom Gleeson
Tom Goodliffe
Tom Parry
Tom Price
Tom Rhodes
Tom Rosenthal
Tom Stade
Tom Toal
Tom Wrigglesworth
Tomi Walamies
Tommy Campbell
Tommy Cooper
Tommy Nicholson
Tommy Rowson
Tommy Tiernan
Tony Burgess
Tony Cowards
Tony Dunn
Tony Gerrard
Tony Hendriks
Tony Jameson
Tony Law
Tony Marrese
Tony Richardson
Tony Tinman
Tony Vino
Topping & Butch
Tracy Morgan
Trevor Crook
Trevor Lock
Two Episodes Of MASH
Tommy Nicholson
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A gig is all about how much the audience enjoys it. Whoever reviwed this would be what Tommy would call a lantern jawed gobshite Keeffe, July 2003 |
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I have never heard him refer to women as bitches. He may refer to a specific woman as a bitch but not in the misogynistic all-encompassing way lazily suggested by the reviewer. Tommy also never uses the word "who'er" to refer to a woman. That term is referred for the male gender. It's not a term of abuse in Ireland either. As for all of this being charmlessly done I couldn't disagree more. Neil, June 2003 |
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Tommy Nicholson is a comedy legend in Ireland. His material may not appeal to Englanders, but we love him so leave him alone. Bob Hennigan, June 2003 |
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This is a poor review. It takes the patronising line of dismissing both the performer and the audience for being too "local". Yes this comedian's set does rely largely on jokes about his home-town, but people laugh because Navan is seen as the dead-centre of middle-Ireland, with a host of specific sociological and cultural quirks understood by people who live in this country. An Irish comedian doing this isn't the same as, say, a comedian from Glasgow doing a whole set about Glasgow. Brian Ormonde, June 2003 |
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Tommy is the best comic in Ireland. N Nicholson |
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If it goes down well with the audience does that not tell you something? It's funny. No it's crap.. trust me Sinead 17.06.03 Shea |
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