What else anyone may say about Jim
Jeffries, and much does get said, no one could ever accuse him of
being pretentious. This Aussie is very much what you see is what you
get, and his humour does not depend on any themes. it is like
listening to a very funny guy in a pub with his mates.
Jim does not get much television work, and
that is probably because his style, with no subject at all taboo and
liberally littered with very strong language, would not sit to
happily in that medium, but judging by the masses of people
clammering for tickets for his gigs, live work is his forte.
Jim ambles on and basically tells stories
relating to his family and of course himself and has the entire room
in stitches throughout. Everyone was laughing, occasionally
questioning perhaps if they should at times, but laughing all the
same.
Jeffries is not afraid of self
depreciation, with several stories and of course the finale all
showing him up as the butt of the jokes.
I wondered
if his show would translate to the very large space that is
the Cow Barn, rather than the more intimate venues he has played,
but it was just the same feeling, only enjoyed by more.
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