Richard Stott: Afterparty
22/08/2022 … The premise of Richard Stott’s Afterparty is how he hit his mid-30s feeling he had nothing to show for it while his friends have started settling down…
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22/08/2022 … The premise of Richard Stott’s Afterparty is how he hit his mid-30s feeling he had nothing to show for it while his friends have started settling down…
22/08/2022 … Hannah Pilkes is not afraid of creating an awkward energy on stage – in fact, she positively revels in it.
22/08/2022 … Olga Koch claims to have only been recognised in public on two occasions, neither as a result of her television appearances.
22/08/2022 … This show has become something of a work in progress for Kate Hammer, who has been hastily re-writing it after she found that early audiences were convinced she…
22/08/2022 … Sofie Hagen has built Fat Jokes around a series of voice messages sent by an obsessive fan, deconstructed to offer a way into the show’s many themes.
22/08/2022 … Mischief Theatre - the company behind the Play That Goes Wrong and other productions – have not built their lucrative empire on subtlety and nuance.
22/08/2022 … At the start of 2020, Lauren Pattison thought she had it all, and then it fell apart.
22/08/2022 … James Roque may be new to Edinburgh, but he’s a 13-year veteran of the comedy scene in New Zealand, where his telly credits include being a panellist on their…
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