• Home
  • Contact
Entertainment Now
  • Home
  • Music
  • Movies
  • Lifestyle
  • Podcasts
  • Food and Drink
  • Edinburgh Festivals
    • Cabaret
    • Comedy
    • Dance, Physical Theatre & Circus
    • Family
    • Musicals
    • Spoken Word
    • Theatre
  • Comedy
  • Books
  • Theatre
  • TV
Subscribe
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Music
  • Movies
  • Lifestyle
  • Podcasts
  • Food and Drink
  • Edinburgh Festivals
    • Cabaret
    • Comedy
    • Dance, Physical Theatre & Circus
    • Family
    • Musicals
    • Spoken Word
    • Theatre
  • Comedy
  • Books
  • Theatre
  • TV
Subscribe
No Result
View All Result
Entertainment Now
No Result
View All Result
Home Comedy

Cam Gavinski: Bonheur – Review

Avantika Sood by Avantika Sood
August 5, 2023
in Comedy, Edinburgh Festivals
6 0
0
Cam Gavinski: Bonheur – Review
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement

Just how deep could Cam Gavinski go with a show about his dick? The answer is actually pretty deep. So deep there’s even potential of tearing up. No but actually. The male musical comedian fully convinced me comedy was an effective way to explore the depths of pubescent hypersexuality and the shame that surrounds relentless addiction to sexual gratification. All while making me silly laugh, even when I didn’t know why. 

You know as much as I do that male comedians are obsessed with shoving their dick in our faces. So yes, I was absolutely sceptical about the lasting potency of an hour long dick joke buffet. Surely they’d go limp as early as the first climax. But Gavinski managed to put my scepticism to bed. 

As soon as the comedian’s mannerisms and inflections saturated the stage, I knew there would be something different about the show. If you’ve seen the Diary of a Wimpy Kid it would immensely help me help you get a flavour for the show. Imagine this: the younger brother grew up to look exactly like his older brother, becoming controlled by the demands of his pee pee, who’s possessed by a flamboyant, ragingly horny French man with a dark past. With a hand down his pants controlling a penis puppet with a beret on its head, eternally erect from his crotch, it feels like two’s a crowd on stage. But the crux of the show was what made Gavinski’s penis talk completely justified. The trauma of getting blackmailed by a girl across the world with video of him well, you know.

There’s music, singing, moans, and grunts. There’s dancing and you best believe there’s ample hip gyration. Sobering moments of what seemed like genuine introspection cropped up during the show which was a welcome surprise. It emphasised the ludicrous places that the comedian manages to take the show. 

It was filthy, a little nerdy and filled with a lot of honesty. I dare call the show brave. Dick jokes, or even drawing attention to one’s manhood is normally a way to parade machismo or invite some misogyny into the mix. But Gavinki exposed his pee pee just as much as he did his insecurities. Making dick jokes go really deep. 

Cam Gavinski: Bonheur

22:00 @ Gilded Balloon Teviot – Nightclub

Aug 4-13, 15-28

Tags: reviews
Avantika Sood

Avantika Sood

Avantika Sood is a member of the National Youth Theatre and a fresh graduate from Durham University where she wrote for the Tab. With her experience in performing arts and writing, she looks forward to bringing gems from the Fringe to the fore. Her interests span new, original plays, physical theatre, storytelling comedy, works from under-represented voices and anything that can pull off absurdity with flair.

Related Posts

Edfringe Comedy: Hardee Awards: Shortlist Announced

How the Malcolm Hardee Awards Keep the Spirit Alive

by Kate Copstick
August 5, 2026
0

Once upon a time, in the crazy happy days before every comic lived only to achieve fame by hosting a reality TV show where the guests...

Darren McGarvey: The Trouble With Men

Darren McGarvey: The Trouble With Men

by Entertainment Now
August 5, 2026
0

Darren McGarvey, aka Loki, has made a name for himself with thought provoking Fringe shows about class, politics and life in contemporary Scotland. The author of...

Don’t Tell Me What To Wear On Stage

Don’t Tell Me What To Wear On Stage

by Amelia Hamilton
August 5, 2026
0

When I first started stand-up comedy, I was given one piece of advice about clothing - don’t wear anything that will draw attention. I took this...

Big Names Line Up for Brain Tumour Benefit

Big Names Line Up for Brain Tumour Benefit

by claire smith
August 4, 2026
0

Rosie Jones, Nish Kumar, Emmanuel Sonubi, Larry Dean and Felicity Ward have been announced for the eighth annual Big Brain Tumour Benefit held by Underbelly Rhys...

Simon Munnery: Appearing Soon on a Bus Near You

Simon Munnery: Appearing Soon on a Bus Near You

by Kate Copstick
August 4, 2026
0

For the comedy treasure that is Simon Munnery, a dream he never had has come true. And he is thrilled. “The Stand are putting my face...

Advertisement

RECOMMENDED

richard armitage
Lifestyle

Second Audible from The Hobbit’s Richard Armitage is Coming Soon

August 25, 2023
SXSW REVIEW PART THREE
Music

SXSW REVIEW PART THREE

June 15, 2022
Entertainment Now

Your daily fix for what is trending in entertainment.

© 2026 Entertainment Now.

  • Contact
  • Advertise
  • Privacy Policy
  • Cookie Policy

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password?

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Music
  • Movies
  • Lifestyle
  • Podcasts
  • Food and Drink
  • Edinburgh Festivals
    • Cabaret
    • Comedy
    • Dance, Physical Theatre & Circus
    • Family
    • Musicals
    • Spoken Word
    • Theatre
  • Comedy
  • Books
  • Theatre
  • TV

© 2026 Entertainment Now.