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Gary Little: He Was Only Jail Gay
Now that he's free to make you laugh again, enjoy ridiculous to sublime tales of depression, sex parties, eBay and life on the inside.
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Went to see Gary Little's show on a whim and, although Little has comic ability, I left a little disappointed. The show should structure itself around the premise that he went to prison (i.e, Why/What happened there/What happened after) but instead ramble through with Little failing to establish facts he later relies on for punchlines. His warmth of character and genuine natural comic is enough to hang a good collection of anecdotes on (without the need for a 'my best gags' warmer intro) and so I imagine that, once the show refines itself a bit, Gary Little will be a much better act. Jim, September 2009 |
