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A1A Phil Klein
An honest, warts-and-all exploration of being messed up and Jewish or a blatant attempt to be first in the programme? Take a seat for half an hour on the rollercoaster that is Phil's life.
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I have seen Phil many times in London, mainly because it has always been free. If I had ever had to pay to see his act, I would have asked for my money back. In fact, after seeing his act for free on one occaision, I asked for my money back anyway - on the grounds of needing compensation for emotional distress. After seeing Phil perform I usually just think, 'well, that\'s half an hour of my life that I'm never gonna get back'. Still, at least he tries. Red, December 2006 |
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No wonder this is part of the 'Free Fringe' - It feels like Phil should be paying his audience to sit through that half-hour of the most jokeless, depressing, humour-destroying comedy i've ever seen. It feels like I've spent the last 30minutes sitting in front of a babbling tramp - I think the people who bullied him at school might have had a point... A Awful, August 2005 |
