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What the frick?

John Morris sits down for stand up Austrian comedian Alice Frick who gets Vienna laughing!

Stand up Austrian comedian Alice Frick fresh from a tour of California, the secret 10th Austrian Province courtesy of Styrian-born Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, held the attention of a packed Akzent Theater in Vienna’s 4th district last week.

"This was the best comedy show I have seen for ages," said Viennese visitor Hilde Grüber echoing how many of the audience felt. There was a buzz of expectation in the auditorium waiting for the second half of the stand up comedy show which saw the young Austrian female comedian Alice Frick lead the "Sketch me if you can!"

The puns and jokes rolled effortlessly as Frick’s forthright humour caused the belly muscles of the majority to strain with laughter. "There are 3 ways of getting a job as an Austrian actress," proclaimed Frick, "as a waitress, porno star or as Governor of California. I’m a great porno star in Austria…no I’m not…I’m not that big!"

Supported by her father’s credit card Frick has taken the US by surprise! "I learned to falsify my father’s credit card signature before I could write ….. it was the best thing I ever learned from my mother. "

Alice Frick has a refreshing street wise humour that really hits the mark, claimed one critic of Austrian comedy: "She is actually very funny."

The cabaret last week was excellent and I can thoroughly recommend going along to Frick’s next rendition of her infectious special humour.

For more visit www.akzent.at or www.alicefrick.at

Austrian Times







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