Avalon Edinburgh Preview: Garrett Millerick and James Trickey
Norden Farm Centre for The Arts, Maidenhead
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About the show
Two top comedians preview their latest work ahead of the Edinburgh Festival.
Garrett Millerick
A phenomenal stand-up comic, Garrett’s breakout television performance was on the hit US late-night talk show Conan (TBS).
‘Smart, provocative, playful and devastatingly funny’ ★★★★ Chortle
‘This brave and winning hour certainly pulls no punches’ ★★★★ The Times
‘Get on board and enjoy the thrill of his comedy white water rafting’ ★★★★ The Scotsman
James Trickey
James Trickey is a rising comedian, hailed as ‘absolutely one to watch’ (Edinburgh Reviews). With a sharp mind and a distinct take on life, he crafts a blend of silly gags and physical comedy with clever and surprising routines.
His Edinburgh Fringe debut show Don’t Count on Me was a sell-out hit and critical success; and he recently featured in an episode of BBC’s Funny Parts.
Performing across the UK and at numerous festivals, James was the Chortle Student Comedy runner-up in 2018 and was recently nominated for Best New Show at the Leicester Comedy Festival.
‘Trickey’s command of the stage is absolute, his timing flawless’ ★★★★ The List
‘Trickey has certainly got it’ The Guardian
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Featuring
Garrett Millerick
Garrett Millerick is a London based writer, director and comedian.
A regular on the stand up circuit, Garrett can be seen up and down the country in a variety of guises but mostly as himself, saying what he thinks about things in pubs/ theatres/regional art centres and the occasional music festival. He can be seen performing regularly at The Schadenfreude Cabaret in North London where he is the resident compere.
'Millerick is a belter of a new comedian, well worth shouting about' (The Stage)
'... avoided cliche and made contentious points convincingly, though all in the name of a laugh rather than setting out any serious manifesto... Storytelling is clearly in Millerick's genome...a solidly enjoyable way to see out the midnight hour' (Chortle).
'Undeniably honest and hilarious' (Three Weeks).
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