The word ‘masterclass’ was freely bandied about the O2 immediately after Jerry Seinfeld finished his first publicised UK appearance in thirteen years. Ninety minutes of consummate stand-up will do that.
Rarely smiling at even the punchlines he knew he could be most proud of, the American veteran approached set-ups and pay-offs with the gravitas of a lecturer or a savvy candidate for the senate, so much so that he made material on Pop-Tarts into a rhapsodic routine and, despite them having the “same nutritional value as the box they came in”, the breakfast snack was a feast in his hands.
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