A Dickens Christmas
Goblins in church towers offer visions of the future. Spirits grant cursed gifts to troubled souls. Unearthly children haunt the streets of London. Just another Christmas Eve for Charles Dickens…
Sami Abu Wardeh Hates You
It seems hate is the sole domain of the far right, and Sami asks - can people who care start hating again? Can hate help us? Can hate be funny?
Helen Bauer: Working and God Willing Progressing (WIP)
It is time to work up a brand-new hour of stand up! And sure it’s just ideas right now but how do you write about love until you have had it!? Well easy just pretend. LIKE ALL OF YOU DO. Right!? RIGHT!? I don’t know. See you there. As seen on Live At The Apollo, Am I Being Unreasonable? and Make That Movie.
Jodie Mitchell: Finds Their Father (But Only to Get an Irish Passport) [Work in Progress]
Award-winning comedian Jodie Mitchell is on a mission to find their biological father, but ONLY to get an Irish Passport. Join them on a quest to track down a man they have almost no information on and very little interest in knowing more about.
Sarah Keyworth: Work in Progress
Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee, Melbourne International Comedy Festival winner and acclaimed social media star Sarah Keyworth is back at Fringe with a new work-in-progress show!
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Sarah Keyworth: Work in Progress
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Kidnap
Samia Rida’s Kidnap, “a must-see show” (The Scotsman) returns to London reworked and refreshed. The show is a dark, defiantly funny exploration of multiculturalism, domestic abuse, disability, and how kidnap can involve a swimming pool.
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Kidnap
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Freddie Meredith & Ele McKenzie: Works in Progress
Two Work in Progress shows from the critically-acclaimed Freddie Meredith & Ele McKenzie!
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Freddie Meredith & Ele McKenzie: Works in Progress
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The Revlon Girl
Based on events following the Aberfan Disaster, The Revlon Girl is a universal story of courage and resilience; a true story of grief, loss and of humour - told powerfully by those who, having lost so much, still found the strength to carry on.
Olga Koch: Fat Tom Cruise.
Olga Koch has one good story. Only it's not really her story. Do you wanna hear it? In Fat Tom Cruise, see the Melbourne and Edinburgh Comedy Award-nominated star comb through recent history in an immersive and genre-defying new show.
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Olga Koch: Fat Tom Cruise.
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Lou Wall: Where Are All The Tall Grandmas?
Where are all the tall grandmas? Be honest, you’ve never seen one, have you? In this hilariously unhinged new hour, Lou dives head first into the disappearance of tall old women everywhere.
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Lou Wall: Where Are All The Tall Grandmas?
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