Known for his quick wit and caustic style of comedy, Eddie Ifft has a habit of speaking first and thinking never. This gets him in trouble - often. The special is packed with extras, including short films and some of his numerous TV appearances. By his own admission Eddie says “the most inappropriate things but somehow gets away with it.” See Eddie at his very best in this extremely special presentation, filmed in front of a SOLD OUT audience in Sydney, Australia.
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Eddie Ifft: Live (Trailer)
Known for his quick wit and caustic style of comedy Eddie Ifft has a habit of speaking first and thinking never. This gets him in trouble - often. The special is ...
Eddie Ifft - Live at the Rex Theater - Jan 22 2011
Comedian Eddie Ifft is back in Pittsburgh for 1 night only - January 22 2011 at the Rex Theater in Southside Pittsburgh. Get your tickets now online at ...
Eddie Ifft Live
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Eddie Ifft Live at Pittsburgh's Rex Theater - January 8 2010
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