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Nik Coppin: Half Blak
After taking NZ, Melbourne and Edinburgh by storm, this fast-talking and energetic comedian returns with his unique blend of banter and storytelling.
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Original Review:
Nik Coppin is obliged to perform his show slightly to the left of the thoroughfare between kitchen and dining room, the bar and the ladies’ loo. It’s a busy place, and one inconsiderate of the comedian’s art. Nik uses the resultant traffic to his advantage, welcoming latecomers, waiters and cross-legged lasses with admirable charm, and gaining much needed padding in the process. He’s a likeable guy. Having located the American stooges and given them a friendly nudge about Iraq, he teases the guy who’s come to see the show a second time, attempts to generate a little Anglo-Celtic friction, and there, he has rambled away the first half hour very pleasantly. This, after all, is the free festival, and an anarchic groove is to be expected. Here and there Nik returns to the theme the show ostensibly revolves around; his mixed race parentage, but he hasn’t thought this through. So he explains how the Welsh gave us dolphins, does a little bit of cricket and has a bit of a go at Cherie. And as the hour whittles away it begins to look like our very suave host has little more than geniality to offer, certainly he doesn’t care to shatter the mood by expressing any contentious opinions. With little more than a few anecdotes about his recent travels in Australia, and a tiny foray into his fear of venomous spiders, there is nothing here with enough depth to be fulfilling. Terrible shame, because he seems such a nice bloke. Reviewed by: Chloe Smith |
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Tragically unfunny, watching this man is akin to watching the slaughtering of innocent children by Slobodan Milosovic. Never again should he mistakenly believe himself to be comical and should resign himself to a life less embarrassing. Danny Coppin, November 2009 |
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Oh my heavens! He's great working the audience. He makes you feel at ease. He jokes and interacts well with everyone from your granny to the fourteen year old from Kiwi. You must see this show. Amy Kidd, August 2007 |
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