Neil Sinclair's show 'Charmingly Useless', on at the Imperial Hotel on Spring Street, is a greatest hits selection of the best bits from his previous shows at MICF and Fringe.
In the case of this comedian familiarity does not breed contempt, but only becomes more hilarious with the growing anticipation of what one knows will follow.
The venue was packed for the performance and the audience responsive, laughing loudly at Sinclair's absurd observations and silly one-liners.
Sinclair shares his observations on life such as the remarkable similarity betwixt his cat vomiting and a more intimate area of his life; how people are not always entirely honest in their interactions with each other; just how encyclopaedic his knowledge of AFL is and being sold a slightly shonky jingle for promoting his electrical repairs venture.
There are jokes aplenty in this show and a good night will be had. 'Charmingly Useless' is on until October 6th.
In the case of this comedian familiarity does not breed contempt, but only becomes more hilarious with the growing anticipation of what one knows will follow.
The venue was packed for the performance and the audience responsive, laughing loudly at Sinclair's absurd observations and silly one-liners.
Sinclair shares his observations on life such as the remarkable similarity betwixt his cat vomiting and a more intimate area of his life; how people are not always entirely honest in their interactions with each other; just how encyclopaedic his knowledge of AFL is and being sold a slightly shonky jingle for promoting his electrical repairs venture.
There are jokes aplenty in this show and a good night will be had. 'Charmingly Useless' is on until October 6th.
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