SLIDE 24 Other Notable Dates – For your Diaries
2nd June & 7th July
- Edinburgh Festival Previews, 24th June & 2nd July
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24th June Juliet Meyers 'Year of the Dog' - Juliet, writer on The Sarah MillicanTelevision Programme and 8/10 Cats, performs her work-in-progress show about loving/cursing both her rescue dog and her spur of the moment decision to go on an adventure holiday. "Smart. Very funny!" The Independent Adam Hess 'Seahorse' - Adam can't imagine the Queen with wet hair and he can't get his head around the fact his cat has a grandad. A show about how he almost ruined his life this year, leaving him with nothing, and how he's trying to get it back on track. As seen on Tonight at the Palladium and Live at the BBC. 'I've seen few shows that are funnier' **** Times
2nd July Christian Talbot 'Desperately Seeking Approval' - I'm just a comedian, standing in front of literally anything, asking it to love me. How being needy and anxious made me famous for a day. As seen on the BBC's Soft Border Patrol. 'An absolutely engaging performer. The woman next to me nearly dislocated something, so much was she
- laughing. Can't say fairer than that' The Scotsman
Naomi Paxton 'Ada Campe and the Psychic Duck' - Variety! Comedy! A psychic duck! Join 2018 NATYS winner, Ada Campe, for a show about wonderful women, strange encounters and a fairground mystery that occurred on the Welsh coast many moons ago... ‘Sorcery wrapped in the kind of storytelling that would make Scheherezade jealous’ (Kate Copstick). Rachel Creeger 'Mrs Maisel and Me' - When people started comparing Rachel to the Marvellous Mrs Maisel she was super flattered, after all, Midge is a hugely popular, and more importantly, hilarious character in
- ne of this year's TV hits! But seeing yourself in
someone else's reflection can sometimes highlight your
- wn scary truths, those you might only admit to yourself
in the middle of the night. Or on stage. A dark stand up comedy show about shining a light on who you really
