The New Big Ball with Neil Hamburger

This is a live performance film featuring comedian Neil Hamburger. It captures his unique brand of awkward, offensive, and often surreal stand-up comedy. The show is characterized by his signature bit, his trademark unkempt appearance, and his inability to deliver a punchline effectively, which is ironically part of his appeal.

As a niche comedy performance, critical reviews are scarce and often focus on Hamburger's divisive style. Those who appreciate his anti-comedy and awkward humor often find the performance hilarious, while others may find it uncomfortable or lacking in traditional comedic structure. It's generally considered a solid representation of his live act.

• Neil Hamburger's unique anti-comedy style is on full display, alienating some while delighting fans.

• The performance captures the raw awkwardness and cringe-worthy humor that defines Hamburger's act.

• Fans of Hamburger's particular brand of 'bad' comedy will find much to appreciate here.

Google audience: Audience reception is highly polarized, typical for Neil Hamburger. Fans praise his commitment to his awkward persona and unique comedic voice, finding it genuinely funny. Others find his style too off-putting or unfunny.

Neil Hamburger is the character created and performed by Australian comedian Gregg Turkington, who also famously played the fictional aging radio DJ Jerry Dentino in the 'On Cinema at the Cinema' web series and film.