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Comic Abuse
Stand-up,
sketches, gaiety. A three piece comic troupe blends satire, send-up
and vulgarity. Each night boasting a shrewdly written, fast paced
and unique performance
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Original Review:
Review The best thing about this show is its colour scheme, with If only such attention to detail were lavished onto the agonisingly Robert Peel, Jack Whitehall and Charlotte Perking are all But Comic Abuse is cliché-ridden, overlong, unsubtle, The sketch they open with is a reworking of the old Not The There are plenty of attempts at wringing humour from middle-class Worst is when Whitehall who with someone else's script The observations are weak about how America's version It's perhaps nothing experience won't knock out of him, but There are glimmers that any or all of these three could become Steve Bennett |
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As I am related to none of then I can say they are shite. Jug, August 2006 |
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I think that Jack Whitehall is the next Russell Brand but funnier and more acutely aware of how to get a crowd wetting themnselves. Chris Havolington, August 2006 |
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The trip to Edinburgh was very testing but, exasperating as the hold-up was, nothing could diminish the incendiary achievement of this subtle, deep-wrought and immensely funny play about the value and meaning of contemporary lunacy. The Badger, August 2006 |
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They are comical and abusive Max Mallows, August 2006 |
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Seen Jack Whitehall do stand up before and he is amazingly funny. Keeps you gripped with bursts of energy that reminded me of the young Jim Carey, yet combined with an intelligent wit. I have seen the 3 of them before once aswell, their sketches are a mix of cutting satire and observational genius, and the skeches are linked with outstanding stand up. Definate stars for the future, really really really good [Anon], July 2006 |
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Carlsberg Comedy Carnival 2009
Channel 4 Comedy Gala 2011
Comedy Store's 30th Anniversary Charity Gala
Hackney Empire New Act Final 2008
Laughing Horse New Act Final 2007
Comedy Reserve
So You Think You're Funny? 2007 final
Jack Whitehall: Nearly Rebellious
Jack Whitehall: Learning Difficulties
Stand-Up For African Mothers
Jack Whitehall And His Father Michael: Back CHat
Jack Whitehall: Let's Not Speak of This Again

