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Dizzy High: The Dizzy Highway
You've just finished lunch. Now for a mid-afternoon comedy tipple - 82% brilliant storytelling and well-crafted punchlines from 2005's 'So You Think You're Funny?' finalist. 18% musical interlude.
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What a pleasant change of pace! This is not typical fare. No racist comment, no sexual innuendo. Just one man taking the utter piss out of the difficulties he has personally faced in life on the street. The Dizzy Highway is a breath of fresh talent that had me in stitches while forcing contemplation of the rigours of modern life on the skids. Dizzy has a talent for instilling humour and reality at the same time which is usually lacking in stand up. I would recommend that everyone who wants to know how life on the street really is should see this show. Ron Lee, August 2007 |
