Emerging from the New York underground as one of the most powerful voices of the comedic renaissance, Jamie Kilstein slices, dices and char-grills public hypocrisy, serving it up as a tasty banquet a la Bill Hicks, Allen Ginsberg and Henry Rollins.

Pulling watertight arguments from his terrifying first-hand experiences of the American religious right, he's confronted bottle-throwing, racist homophobes in Texas and even his own sister who believes AIDS is God's punishment for gay men.

Jamie received a standing ovation when he made his debut with this show at the Edinburgh Fringe last year. Now his tireless touring has finally brought him to Melbourne...

"His balls are so big that must be where he keeps all the funny!" Paul Provenza, creator and director of The Aristocrats

"FANTASTIC! Profound and very funny. I absolutely loved it!" Brian Eno, Grammy Award winner and producer of U2's The Joshua Tree