Wed
May
5
2010
If you have seen Careyness you will know there is
something of a format to the show: a top ten count down. Doom
Gloom Boom is looser in style and full of the surprise-twist
jokes that are so great about Carey Marx. Of course we
would be better people if we punched more clowns why didn't I
think of it myself? He has more planet-saving advice where that
came from.
He talks about the nanny-state and fears of religious retribution
for sinning on earth. He also talks about the way the media can
incite social anxiety through something as simple as adjective
selection and then illustrates this with exceptional steam-roller
visuals.
He also vividly discusses the inherent beauty of heterosexual
love-making. In fact, generating images with words is something in
which Carey Marx excels. You will never listen to your Susan Boyle
CD the same way if you own one.
Doom Gloom Boom is a perfect late-night show. Carey lures
you into his world of observation and clever philosophising and by
the end, although he hasnt given you the key to solving the boom
in doom and gloom, he does show you how much there is to laugh at
and that has to be a good start, right?
Pete Johansson review By Daniel Rutledge
Mike Wozniak review
Comedy Fest Review 2011- Terry Alderton
Comedy Review: The Big Show, Comedy Chamber, Town Hall
Gordon Southern : Free Range








