Alex Edelman: Just For Us London Reviews and Tickets
Member Reviews (5)
See it if Ready to laugh out loud
Don't see it if Sensetive about religious/political jokes
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See it if You live nearby. If you travel from far and trains are late or cancelled leading to 8 minutes late arrival the theatre won’t let you in.
Don't see it if Just don’t go to this theatre. Very rude staff.
See it if I really enjoyed it. I even laughed the day after…
Don't see it if Na
See it if You like stand up comedy and a story with a great narrative.
Don't see it if You don’t like solo performance or have any issues with the topics of the show.
Critic Reviews (9)
"‘Just for Us’ is very much stand-up comedy, but it’s very theatrical within that, an almighty piece of raconteurism that sees the very awkward, very Jewish Edelman... ."
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"Edelman is a compelling, super-energetic performer, witheringly smart and laceratingly self-critical, expertly cranking and relaxing the throttle of his hectic narrative. He admits he wants us to like him, and it’d be extremely hard not to."
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" 'Just for Us' finds the general in the specific, the politically impassioned in the deeply personal: let’s just say that the unfolding mutual admiration society between Edelman and his British public looks unlikely to abate anytime soon."
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"Edelman serves everything up with the lightest, deftest of touches, though it left me craving a little more sting. But it’s as thoughtful as it is beguiling: a show that stares ugliness in the face while wearing a defiantly broad grin."
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"If you're worried that this all sounds terribly didactic and un-funny then, rest assured, it's also a comedy cracker."
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“It’s easy to see why the show has been such a success over the last few years, and on both sides of the Atlantic; Alex Edelman: Just For Us is a triumphant ninety minutes of storytelling perfection. It also happens to be side-splittingly funny.”
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" 'Just For Us' is an accessible show that has something in it for everyone with a cleverly constructed concept that never dips in quality from start to finish. One thing is for sure – there’s certainly nothing dumb and small about this show."
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"It’s funnier than heck, each grim irony rammed home by Edelman, not least about his own behaviour, sitting silent for a whole hour, while fancying a pretty anti-Semite called Chelsea and nodding along with the others."
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