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Dunham brings his quirky characters to the amp

These, in case you missed his "politically incorrect, offensive and ill-tempered free" characters, such as Time magazine dubbed them, on his Comedy Central specials and numerous appearances on television late at night, it is marionettes, he builds by hand for his ventriloquist act.

Of course, he built all these names, faces and voices in his head first.

"The character usually comes first, then the voice and personality," Dunham wrote in an email interview, management said he could not speak because he phone to save his voice for shows.

"The difficult part is writing material funny."

Its other characters include beer drinking redneck Bubba J, Jose Jalapeno on a Stick, Sweet Daddy D, Melvin, Guy and other superheroes. Performance, such as playing one night at Theatre Tuscaloosa, this so-called criticism a "dressed down, more digestible version of Don Rickles suffering from multiple personality disorder."

Tonight Show is one of its 100-city "Identity Crisis" tour, billed as offerering any new hardware.And yes, Dunham and his players are popular enough to fill arenas and sell, instead of performing his first day at school, church and Six Flags Over Texas.

"Moving into much larger premises, coupled with the current economic climate has raised the stakes for the right to show each time," Dunham writes.

"When we started doing these huge arenas and outdoor venues, I feared that the intimacy of the 300-seat club that I had come to know so well is missing. Instead, the public remained right with what I was doing."

And of course, modern concert halls usually have video cameras and large projection screen, as does the amphitheater Tuscaloosa, to help blow out the smallish characters on stage to gargantuan size, pick the smallest gestures, even the back row.

"The more the place, the largest screens. Everyone has a good place, "says Dunham. "The only thing missing is being able to take on some poor Schmoe in the front row and everyone to see."

The New York Times Magazine named Dunham "the most successful comedian working in America," and clapped as Pollstar Comedy Tour No. 1 in North America for three years in a row. Celebrity 100 by Forbes magazine named Dunham as one of the most powerful artists for the last two years.

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Breathing life into an elderly curmudgeon, a purple human-like creature from the Micronesian islands, and a self-effacing talking jalapeno on a stick, Jeff Dunham is straight man to some of the funniest partners in show business! His comedic skill and impeccable technique serve as slight of hand however, drawing attention away from the fact that Dunham is a ventriloquist extraordinaire.

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