Howard Read, Brian Gittins, Anna Morris, George Egg, The Scottish Falsetto Sock Puppet Theatre

Sacrebleu Comedy

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Featuring

Howard Read

Explosive comedian from London who is very tall and very silly, with his homages to lesser known fruit and vegetables and snippets of subverted classic hits. He is also an award-winning animator and often uses his talents to great effect in his comedy performances, performing as the Big Howard Little Howard Show for kids. '... one of the highlights of the show... the embodiment of variety in the 21st Century' (The Stage) ' Delivering his material with appeal and modesty he keeps the audiences under his charm...' (Funhouse Comedy).

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Brian Gittins

Comedian and star Of Ricky Gervais' Cemetery Junction. The alter-ego of David Earl (or Kev from Channel 4's 'Derek'), Brian Gittins is the owner of a roadside café somewhere off the A32. A couple of the café's regulars have said he's 'quite funny', so he's been attempting to make it in the world of comedy. '... very funny, inventive and engaging comedy show' (The Daily Telegraph).

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Anna Morris

Critically-acclaimed character comedian and internet sensation (Georgina's Wedding Blogs). 'A clever and great comedy performer' (Broadway Baby).

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George Egg

George Egg is a stand-up comedian who cooks food, surprisingly good food, live on stage using unconventional methods and unexpected equipment. He makes you laugh too. George won the Spirit Of The Fringe Award for his 'Anarchist Cook' show and he toured extensively on a 60 plus date tour throughout the UK as well as abroad at festivals in New Zealand, Estonia, Norway and Holland. Sell out runs at the Soho Theatre and numerous festivals, arts centres and theatres lead to appearances cooking on BBC Radio 4’s ‘Loose Ends’ and Radio 4 Extra’s ‘The Comedy Club’. He is currently touring his second food-centric show 'GEORGE GG: DIY CHEF', in which he cooks food using power tools. As a professional and sought-after comedian for the last two decades George has performed internationally taking his absurd brand of far-reaching humour from countries like German to India, both on stage and on the television. He has also been the support act for Lee Mack, Micky Flanagan and Jack Dee. “Trust us, you won’t believe how good the food is” (The Scotsman). 'A hugely entertaining variety turn' (The Guardian).

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The Scottish Falsetto Sock Puppet Theatre

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