Helen Keen – Original Review | Review by Steve Bennett

Helen Keen – Original Review

Note: This review is from 2007

Review by Steve Bennett

Frightfully frightfully well-spoken newcomer Helen Keen aims for a darkly surreal set, including an odd routine about clowns and serial killers as well as bizarre ponderings about Queen Elizabeth I.

She has a wandering style, with overly wordy set-ups she seems to lack confidence in, so the audience need to show a little patience as she talks around her esoteric topics.

uckily her punchlines are funny and distinctive, and she can deliver a sharp one-liner when needed, so that patience is rewarded. If only she could lose some of that unnecessary padding…

Review date: 1 Feb 2007
Reviewed by: Steve Bennett

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