Photographer : Alex Aslangul

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"Eddie's an anti-hero born of our age, with a show for our times. He's also a very clever, very funny bastard. More power to him."
Wade Howland - DB Magazine - June 2005

"...perfect voice...wicked humour...cunning way with language and rhyme...perfect is shrewd, irreverent and a consummate performer."
Kate Herbert - Herald Sun - September 2005

"...smooth vocals...sharp...Perfect oozes bad boy charm...Drink Pepsi Bitch! is bitingly entertaining...."
Thuy On - The Australian - September 2005

"Watch, listen learn...Perfect can perform, sing and write so well that it's hard to decide on what to be most impressed with..."
Elly Varrenti - InPress - October 2005

"Full rich, seductive sound - sometime jaunty, sometimes sultry....a gifted singer with a big punchy melodramatic voice...."
Edinburgh Festival - Steve Bennett - The Chortle Comedy Guide - August 2005


"...this angry Australian's sense of humour is so caustic it could strip paint off railings, his material makes you wince almost as often as it makes you laugh. Perfect's singing voice is a thing of raw beauty...his lyrics are shrapnel-sharp...deeply impressive..."

Roger Cox - The Scotsman - August 2005 - Edinburgh Festival

HISTORY

Eddie has toured Australia extensively, as well as successful seasons in Edinburgh and London. “Angry Eddie”, his first solo show, received several awards including a Green Room Award (Best original music), a Barry Award for Best Newcomer (Melbourne Comedy Festival, 2004) and The Golden Gibbo Award (Melbourne Comedy Festical 2004). He also won a Green Room award for Innovation in Cabaret in 2003 and has been nominated for the award seven times for everything from musical direction to Best Cabaret Artist. Most recently he was voted number one in the field of Arts and Entertainment in The Bulletin Magazine’s “Smart 100” Awards… an award that symbolically fell off his shelf and nearly killed him.

His latest offering, “Drink Pepsi, Bitch” is currently touring Australia to sold out houses after seasons in London and Edinburgh.

"Perfect oozes bad-boy charm"
The Australian

"This Australian's sense of humour is so caustic it could strip paint... his singing voice is a thing of raw beauty, his lyrics are shrapnel-sharp, and his ability to conjure a cast of richly textured characters is deeply impressive."
The Scotsman


 
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