Jason Cook – Fear - One4Review
*****
5 stars
This is the third year in a row I have been to see Jason Cook and although Geoff has seen him perform at the Stand Comedy Club, Jason’s Fringe ticket is mine!
This show is about ‘Fear’, not just Jason’s fears but the fears and phobias of his whole audience and the world. Utilising visuals to aid his points he displays some of the top phobia triggers, spiders, bees and wasps, bats, heights etc and then goes on to find out those in the audience who share his fears. He also covers relationships and his greatest fear of all, at the moment, the birth of his first child. He spends some time asking us, and himself, how he can become a dad as he has yet to grow up. Jason then shares some personal family moments and the revelation that he could be a great dad after all.
Having seen Jason’s comedy mature over the past three years and considering the topics with which he has poured out his soul to us his audience, I am of no doubt his fears are unfounded and he will be a great dad. Very unusual and unconventional, but a great dad.
I love Jason’s style of comedy and he always has me laughing from start to finish. His sense of family values always comes over strongly and despite always having audience interaction it is never threatening or scary. For me his show was superb and he will be recommended to anyone who will listen.
Sheila
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I’ve got tickets for this show in December (http://poursomegravyonme.co.uk/2009/09/24/comedy-overload/) so I’m glad to see a nice 5 star review (I assume it is marked out of 5 and not 10 haha).
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I finally saw Jason, last night. The gig was a definitely a 5 star performance – the gig certainly took on a surreal life of its own. My review of it is here: http://poursomegravyonme.co.uk/2009/12/12/jason-cook-pyramid-arts-centre-warrington-11th-december-2009/
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