A event held at The Wardrobe Theatre on Tuesday 24th July. The event starts at 20:00.
Chuckle Busters presents two top comedians trying out their latest shows before they head to the world’s largest arts festival.
IVO GRAHAM: MOTION SICKNESS
A feisty new hour about facing the future named after my fourth favourite Hot Chip song (and a beaut by Phoebe Bridgers). As seen/heard on Live at the Apollo, Mock the Week, Live from the BBC, Jon Richardson’s Ultimate Worrier, Fighting Talk, The Now Show, It’s Not What You Know and eating Subway sandwiches in petrol stations.
“Endlessly amusing hour from the politest man in comedy” iNews
“Not an ounce of flab on his routines… a joy” Telegraph
“A self-deprecating dweeb par excellence, on the brink of comedy’s Premier League” Evening Standard
KIRI PRITCHARD-MCLEAN: VICTIM, COMPLEX
You might have seen Kiri on Comedy Central at the Comedy Store, The Russell Howard Hour or heard her on The Now Show. You might have no idea who she is, that’s fine too. What you should know is, she’s very quietly been going mad for a few years and, to borrow a phrase from Uma Thurman, she’s been ‘waiting… to feel less angry’. So, it’s time to talk about victims, love and lies. You might not believe her, but she’s used to that.
“Making powerhouse stand-up from the thorniest of subjects” Guardian
Entry requirements:
IVO GRAHAM: MOTION SICKNESS
A feisty new hour about facing the future named after my fourth favourite Hot Chip song (and a beaut by Phoebe Bridgers). As seen/heard on Live at the Apollo, Mock the Week, Live from the BBC, Jon Richardson’s Ultimate Worrier, Fighting Talk, The Now Show, It’s Not What You Know and eating Subway sandwiches in petrol stations.
“Endlessly amusing hour from the politest man in comedy” iNews
“Not an ounce of flab on his routines… a joy” Telegraph
“A self-deprecating dweeb par excellence, on the brink of comedy’s Premier League” Evening Standard
KIRI PRITCHARD-MCLEAN: VICTIM, COMPLEX
You might have seen Kiri on Comedy Central at the Comedy Store, The Russell Howard Hour or heard her on The Now Show. You might have no idea who she is, that’s fine too. What you should know is, she’s very quietly been going mad for a few years and, to borrow a phrase from Uma Thurman, she’s been ‘waiting… to feel less angry’. So, it’s time to talk about victims, love and lies. You might not believe her, but she’s used to that.
“Making powerhouse stand-up from the thorniest of subjects” Guardian
Entry requirements: