The Reverend JEAU's Revival

This show is a hot damn laugh riot! It's got wit, heart, and catchy rap one-liners that I still can't get out of my head. (If there's ever a soundtrack, I'm buying it.) Come for the song "Average Lookin' White Guys"—it's brilliant; you'll see what I mean—and stay for the overall charisma. I'm pretty sure this guy Josh Raff's gonna be famous one day.... full review

I appreciate the connection between Rev. Jeau and the DJ. I also appreciate the lyrical stylings of Rev. Jeau and the overall satire of the piece.... full review

Very creative and energetic show; very entertaining!... full review

When a basic white guy gets saved what happens? Well he founds a church, and uses hip hop music to tell his story of course And I for one and here for it! Josh takes the character of Reverend JEAU and runs with it in most delightful and funny way. ... full review

Super funny, super entertaining. Original content with some great music. ... full review

My impression? My impression was that this guy Josh Raff has balls as big as bowling balls. I mean, he lays his soul to bear, no stone left unturned, for 40 minutes straight. It’s a funny show although mildly profane for the 18-under crowd. Raff’s Ed McMahon gamely played by DJ KWSS. Good chemistry between the two of them, just like Johnny and Ed. ... full review

High energy story of the founding of the Church of the Lost and Found, by a man who thought he was an exceptional marketer and fur trapper, among other things. But learned to embrace the average, which his followers can too, for a price.... full review

This show is josh raff in all his glory...and I loved every minute of it. It's sharp, funny, and irREVerent in all the right ways. ... full review

Fantastic hip hoppery meets hokey self helpery. ... full review

Recommended. Exccessively intense and fabulously delusional.... full review