A event on Saturday 3rd May. The event starts at 20:00.
In the comedy world, where controversy is king, when does the joke stop being funny?
Rodney Black’s career is booming, thanks to a money hungry manager and the seemingly impenetrable defence that it’s all ‘just a joke!’
But when a super-fan makes headlines, Rodney’s darkest joke becomes nothing to laugh about…
Tackling cancel-culture, misogyny and what we find funny, ‘it’s difficult. It will grab audiences, and it doesn’t let go.’ (North West End, 4Stars).
‘A big and bold writer to watch’ – Nick Blood (Marvel)
Award-winning new writing, with a flare for the provocative. Full Frontal Theatre bring their Alpine Fellowship Award Winning play to Bristol from London, previewing for prestigious Gilded Balloon slot at the Edinburgh Fringe.
With a five-star tour of their debut To Watch a Man Eat tickling audiences last year, and named in Backstage Bristol's top 10 plays of 2024, don't miss the critically acclaimed work of this 'womxn-led powerhouse' - tickets starting at £8.
Entry requirements: 16+
Rodney Black’s career is booming, thanks to a money hungry manager and the seemingly impenetrable defence that it’s all ‘just a joke!’
But when a super-fan makes headlines, Rodney’s darkest joke becomes nothing to laugh about…
Tackling cancel-culture, misogyny and what we find funny, ‘it’s difficult. It will grab audiences, and it doesn’t let go.’ (North West End, 4Stars).
‘A big and bold writer to watch’ – Nick Blood (Marvel)
Award-winning new writing, with a flare for the provocative. Full Frontal Theatre bring their Alpine Fellowship Award Winning play to Bristol from London, previewing for prestigious Gilded Balloon slot at the Edinburgh Fringe.
With a five-star tour of their debut To Watch a Man Eat tickling audiences last year, and named in Backstage Bristol's top 10 plays of 2024, don't miss the critically acclaimed work of this 'womxn-led powerhouse' - tickets starting at £8.
Entry requirements: 16+
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