"His approach this year is honest, down-to-earth and more of a live telling of a biography yet to be written."
This dictates the first little portion of Hamilton's show, which by his own admission is something he pulled together in a short amount of time. Not because he is unprepared, but because he lost his father figure (Hamilton grew up only knowing his mother) in David Bowie. The events that transpired post-Bowie have clearly shaped Hamilton's comedy. His approach this year is honest, down-to-earth and more of a live telling of a biography yet to be written. It's thoughtful and funny, and it will most certainly have you playing Bowie the moment you get home.