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mark thomas- one show only
Soho comedy in March includes Mark Thomas, Lucy Porter, Stephen Grant, Brendon Burns, The Comedy Project and DJ Danny.
mark thomas
Serious Organised Criminal
work in progress
Channel 4's one man awkward squad demonstrates how to subvert Her Majesty's legislators.
'Moving and inspiring...As gripping as any live performance you will see.'
The Guardian *****
17 March, 4pm
lucy porter
The Good Life
Lucy considers how she might add something to the advancement of the species.
'Charmingly twisted, articulate and witty.'
Sunday Times
12-17 March, 9.30pm
stephen grant
Life's too Short
Centering his show on the notion that life's too short, Stephen argues that we shouldn't waste time being stupid.
'His stand-up is hyperactive, blinkered and absolutely hilarious.'
The Scotsman
15-17 March, 8pm
brendon burns
Sober Not Clean
Brendon returns with a compelling and brutally honest account of how he beat his addictions and returned from the edge of insanity.
‘Gutsy poignant potty mouthed comedy that'll heal your heart but break your funny-bone. Ladies and gentlemen...Mr Brendon Burns.’
Metro *****
19-24 March, 9.30pm
the comedy project
Work in Progress
A chance to see new work from well established writers and performers, alongside material from the best in up and coming comedy talent.
20, 27 March, 3 April, 8pm
dj danny
Music Therapy
Teacher by day, DJ by night, DJ Danny's aim is to save the world through the power of music.
'Superb character comedy.'
The Guardian
21-24 March, 8pm
on elsewhere
The Arts Theatre
Richard Herring
ménage à un
Just two people short of a threesome, Herring reflects on solitude, Onanism, why you must sometimes walk alone and whether fantasies are best left unfulfilled.
'The man's real-life failures equal considerable onstage success.'
The Guardian ****
27-31 March, 3-7 April