Fury which he delivered unto a captive audience from the pulpit of his comedy clubs “The Ding Ho” and “Stitches” in Boston in the 1980s and 90s. Crimmins developed a firebrand approach to comedy that was as explosive as it was expansive. His unique blend of politically charged commentary, self-deprecating wit, and misanthropic delivery was so hard-hitting that it likely is the result of his relative obscurity as a performer, along with his unwillingness to compromise himself.