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Original Review: Total sell-out 2005 returns with a brand-new line-up. |
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Saw show 20/8/09 absolutely rubbish not even funny. Don't waste your money. End of story!! mark kelly, August 2009 |
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A complete car-crash. Compere Dewsbury failed to get the audience going and it was downhill from there. Lyons' routine was so tired and unoriginal it even included the line about vegetarians not having the strength to put their hands up. By the time Reilly appeared the audience was already hacked off, but rather than rescuing things he proved to be the worst of the lot. This may have been a preview show but I can't conceive how it could possibly improve over the course of the Festival Craig McQueen, August 2006 |
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Seen Dewsbury before and really liked him. He has come on a long way and is very funny now. Unfortunately for him, Reilly isn't and Lyons is so far from being funny it's embarassing. Reilly is clearly still trading off his Rich Hall days. His material is awful and his ego is sickening. At least Lyons is slightly loveable. Dewsbury - do a show with someone else next time... Sarah Klass, August 2006 |
