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Dusty Limits Is Heartless
Master of
comic cabaret, Mr Dusty Limits delivers deliciously wicked satire
and heart-stopping chansons.
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Original Review: DescriptionMaster of
comic cabaret, Mr Dusty Limits delivers deliciously wicked satire
and heart-stopping chansons.
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This show was very funny, quite camp, quite dark in places and the guy is an amazing singer. As he says himself, though, it's more of a cabaret show than a regular stand-up comedy gig, as some of the songs were quite serious. But one of the best things I saw at the Fringe. David A, March 2008 |
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Dusty's mastery of cabaret songs, alteration of words and comic timing is a joy to watch. Dusty in particular does not keep his political views a secret, but rather dresses them in velvet for the listening public. Caspardel, August 2006 |
