Barry burst onto the comedy scene by engaging in a very public fight with comedienne Paula Poundstone which left her bloodied, bruised, pissed-on, and shoeless. Cincinnati parlayed that momentum into a string of sold-out performances up and down the South Carolina coast. His spit-fire approach to comedy has included memorable reactions to hecklers, including diarrhea-ing on a woman in the front row who humiliated Cincinnati by loudly proclaiming,"Not my cup of tea" during his infamous "gay child rebel" bit.
Cincinnati has now taken his show to the Northeast Corridor in the hopes of delighting audiences and "slaying enough cooze to put the National Guard on notice."
PK: So, have you seen Paula Poundstone lately?
BC: I have not seen Paula Poundstone lately, if I did, I would have been admitted to the hospital for excessive vomiting and trying to wash her imagine out of my eyes with acid.
PK: You have a reputation as having a zero tolerance for hecklers. What is your strategy for dealing with them?
BC: When dealing with hecklers, I employ my patented K.I.S.S. principle: Kill Idiots Sabotaging Show. Interrupt my flow of thought onstage and you're liable to get shot, stabbed, or knuckled down. One out of the three. So don't gamble with your well-being, Horshack.
PK: What do you think compels people to heckle?
BC: People heckle because they are sad about their mothers abandoning them at firehouses. Plain and simple.
PK: What inspires you?
BC: Stephen Hawking inspires me. Anybody who is willing to learn that much about friggin' science just to attract cooze is alright in my book.
PK: Are you excited to make you Philadelphia area debut?
BC: Oh, I've been to Philadelphia before. I did a line off of DeBella's boner at some radio station pie eating contest.
Barry Cincinnati will be making his Philadelphia area stand-up debut at Pork Chop Comedy’s The Conshy Comedy show on April 14th. For tickets/Info: http://conshycomedyapril14.eventbrite.com/
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