Jan Gintberg: Big Time Paranoia (2007)
Overview
I "Big Time Paranoia" introducerer Gintberg publikum for et helt nyt begreb - comedy terapi – hvilket var noget, der i den grad fik løsnet lattermusklerne hos publikum og anmelderne, da showet turnerede landet i foråret 2007. Med sin energiske, sarkastiske og selvironiske fremtoning beviser Jan Gintberg, at man i stedet for at søge læge måske kan løse egne problemer blot ved at åbne for lattermusklerne og give los. I løbet af to timer har publikum overgivet sig og forstået budskabet.
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| Popularity | 0.121 |
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