The New York Times: “Quite possibly the best political satirist working in the country today.”

The Boston Globe: “A modern day Will Rogers.”

The San Francisco Examiner: ”Heir apparent to Mort Sahl and Dick Gregory.”

The Los Angeles Times: “He’s an equal opportunity offender with a restless mind and delicious sense of language. Where most comedians give us attitude, Durst brings style and has one thing in common with the best: a sense of moral outrage.”

The San Francisco Chronicle: “Will Durst has gotten so good, it's scary.“

The Independent (London): “Durst’s set was brilliant, among the most clever and inventive standup comedy routines I’ve ever heard. An urbane guerilla with with a keen eye for the ridiculous.”

The Washington Post: “The Dark Prince of Doubt.”

Las Vegas Review- Journal: “Enter Will Durst who just happens to be this country’s best political satirist. A dapper chap with just the right sense of whimsy, Durst is an equal opportunity slayer of bloated political dragons,  making him a solid choice for folks who enjoy witty and thought-provoking comedy. Simply in a league of his own.”

The Oregonian: “Regardless of your political affiliation, Durst delivers. If you’re fed up with politics, you’ll suddenly love it again after an earful of Will Durst.”

The Chicago Tribune: “A new wave hysterical hybrid of Hunter S. Thompson and Charles Osgood.”

The Seattle Times: “A cross between a living editorial cartoon and a stand- up journalist.”

The St. Paul Pioneer Press-Dispatch: “Acerbic wit, wicked glee, and verbal brilliance. Uses his storehouse of knowledge on a variety of subjects as inventively as the best writers.”

The Oakland Tribune: “Will Durst is the thinking man’s comic.”

The Milwaukee Journal- Sentinel: “Will Durst may well be the most brilliant political satirist operating in America today.”

The Scotsman: “Five Stars! A delightfully acerbic performance by a consummate cartoonist of words.”

Time Out London: “The man’s talent as a comedian shines through every line he delivers.”