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Daniel Foxx: Villain

Thu 30 Nov – Sat 2 Dec 23 60 minutes
North West End UK
Broadway World
Braodway Baby
Starburst Magazine
Comedy LGBTQ+
Soho Upstairs – Dean Street Age Recommendation: 14+ Running time: 60 minutes

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What’s a little evil amongst friends?

Fresh from a complete sell-out extended run at the Edinburgh Fringe, award-winning gossip and TikTok starlet Daniel Foxx delivers a sensational show about childhood, Tilda Swinton and bullying (but in a chic way).

With his trademark wit and grandmother’s pearls, he’s taking us back to the 2000s, when the Special K diet was all the rage and the only queer representation was Jafar.

 

‘‘Utterly hilarious and effortlessly charismatic’
★★★★★ Rolling Stone

 

As seen on BBC One, BBC Three, Comedy Central UK and on Instagram and TikTok. Tour support for Josh Widdicombe, Rosie Jones, Sofie Hagen and Judi Love.

Nominated for the NextUp BIGGEST Award in Comedy at Edinburgh Fringe 2023, officially recommended by British Comedy Guide and featured in Dave’s Top Ten Jokes of the Fringe 2023.

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'Fabulous'
Nigella Lawson
‘Foxx is a supremely gifted comic whose skill for recall, rapport with the audience and witty, intelligent, filthy material makes him a true Fringe stand-out’
North West End UK
‘Foxx is a compelling and incredibly talented composer and lyricist’
Broadway Baby
‘Relentlessly hilarious’
Broadway World
‘A show that made us laugh so hard we’re pretty sure we broke a sound barrier’
Starburst Magazine
‘An impressively accomplished act for one so relatively new, in secure knowledge of himself and his talents’
The Scotsman
‘This is a proper funny show with hidden depths’
The List