Hall, Rich

Learn why trying to describe Hall's humor results in "a scramble for different adjectives that were missed the last time around." See candid shots and link to interviews.

Profile tries to describe the comedian it admits is indescribable. Learn about his TV sketch comedy credits and bestselling books, and link to a booking request form.

Browse some background on singing inmate Otis Lee Crenshaw and his "nephew," comedian Rich Hall. See critics' quotes and pictures of both characters.

Succinct review of the award-winning "grumpy American's" stand-up act displays an overhead shot of the cute, curly-haired curmudgeon.

Review of the "untouchable" master of stand-up comedy, and more recently the blues, provides his picture in the guise of unsavory singing outlaw Otis Lee Crenshaw.

Find out how well the sharp-witted American comedian acquitted himself and his avuncular alter ego Otis Lee Crenshaw, a jailbird who's also a songbird.

Browse a dozen review excerpts lauding Rich Hall's relative creation "Uncle" Otis Lee Crenshaw, who growls trailer trash tunes with "wolfish charm."

Photos and transcripts of the "slightly beautiful, extremely silly, very funny, and slightly crazy American guy with an extremely sexy voice."

Read a rave review of Hall's hillbilly cabaret featuring Otis Lee Crenshaw's prison love song stylings. See him flanked by bandmates Christian Reilly and Damian Coldwell.

Q&A with the prolific, award-winning American humorist who advises budding comedians to "train yourself to look for the ridiculous."

Read about the comic's alter ego, a crooning convict with a "bourbon-soaked, trailer-park philosophy of life" who sings an "outrageous romantic ballad about prison rape."

Find out why Hall and his "persona of a hick from Tennessee" will always be popular Down Under. Learn a bit about his back-up duo that has replaced the Gadflys.

Q&A with the Perrier Award-winner who has also won Emmys for comedy writing as well as had two top five books on the New York Times bestsellers list at the same time.

Read quotes from the star of "Otis Lee Crenshaw" and "The Shame Spiral" on being a global comic. See a pic and decide if his face looks like "a pair of crumpled pyjamas."

Find out how the funnyman's intimidating inmate, backed by the boyish Black Liars band, handled a heckler then serenaded the ladies with "Women Call It Stalking."