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Show Details
Jimmy Carr: Repeat Offender
Show type: Edinburgh Fringe 2007
Starring Comic:
Jimmy Carr

Jimmy Carr: Repeat Offender


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Description

Fresh from presenting 8 Out of 10 Cats, writing his first book, and recording his third DVD, British Comedy Award winner Jimmy Carr is back on the road doing what he does best with a brand new show: Repeat Offender

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Comments

First time I have seen him live and what a show, had the audience in stitches throughout the show and yes covered material that could be considered offensive but I think we all didn't care as we were too busy laughing.

Steve, February 2008

Hmm. Well he certainly kept to his strengths, walking that fine line between funny & offensive, but I was disappointed with the show as a whole. Parts were good, but others simply weren't - almost as though he was trying too hard to offend people in order to get a reaction. That being said, however, he put down some hecklers a treat!

Tony, November 2007

His best show yet

Jon, October 2007

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