Edinburgh Fringe Previews
11½ Angry Men EdFringe Previews
Guy Masterson - Theatre Tours International presents:
9 nights of world-class stand-up and outstanding comedy theatre.
Featuring an exceptional international line-up including Joe Pasquale, Mike McShane, Phil Nichol, Stephen K Amos, Tom Stade, Glenn Wool, Terry Alderton, Spencer Jones, Ian Coppinger, JJ Whitehead, David Calvitto, Owen O'Neill, Mike Hatchard and Dennis Trainor Jr.
17 shows. 8 world premieres. One unmissable preview season.
See them in London before anyone else!
22 JULY - 1 AUGUST
Edinburgh Fringe Preview
Phil Nichol - The Naked Racist | Preview
The Naked Racist, winner of Edinburgh Comedy Award 2006, is the true story of one spectacularly misguided night in Amsterdam when Phil Nichol decided to confront a gang of racist skinheads and ended up confronting something far closer to home: his own prejudices.
22 JULY | 9PM
Edinburgh Fringe Preview
Tao of Lloyd | Preview
Boombox romantic, Lloyd Dobler (Say Anything) returns! Seriously unserious, devoutly disobedient, a Zen punk dissident offering a kindasorta guided meditation to survive late-stage effin' everything. Dennis Trainor Jr is directed by Olivier winner Guy Masterson.
'This show is important, effecting meaningful change!' | FringeReview.com 2023
28 JULY - 29 JULY | 9PM & 7:30PM
Edinburgh Fringe Preview
10 SEMI-ANGRY COMICS COMEDY GALA
10 of the 11½ Angry Men All Comedian Cast present a raucous night of signature comedy of the highest order… Compared by Stephen K Amos and Ian Coppinger, the line up is: Joe Pasquale, Tom Stade, Spencer Jones, Mark Maier, Glenn Wool, JJ Whitehead, Terry Alderton and Phil Nichol!
31 JULY | 8:45PM
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CALL ME ELIZABETH:
An audience with Elizabeth Taylor
Direct from the Edinburgh Fringe, you are cordially invited to an audience with Dame Elizabeth Taylor!
Kayla Boye IS the Hollywood legend as she takes us behind the scenes to expose the realities of superstardom shrouded by glitz and glamour, uncompromisingly revealing her innermost feelings about love and life… The triumphs and tragedies of a scrutinised existence, from ‘Lassie' to ‘Cleopatra’...from Burton to Humanitarian…An extraordinary life…
★★★★★ 'Brilliant! A must-watch for any Elizabeth Taylor fan!' (EdFringeReview)
★★★★★ 'Captivating! A brilliantly polished production!' (Three Weeks)
★★★★★ 'A shattering, exquisite performance that should not be missed.' (Chicago Theatre)
1st-5th September | 7.30PM
6th September | 6PM
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Phil Nichol - Aren't We Lucky? | Preview
Aren’t We Lucky is a funny, heartfelt look at the strange twists of fate that shape our lives. Inspired by his friend Kevin Hearn’s battle with leukemia and the extraordinary events that followed, it’s a show about luck, loss, love, regret and learning to appreciate what’s right in front of us.
23 JULY | 7:30PM
Edinburgh Fringe Preview
Tom Stade Rules | Preview
Canadian powerhouse Tom Stade takes aim at the absurdities of modern times with contagious charm and incisive, gloriously unfiltered wit. Join this free spirit as he grapples with rebellion, responsibility and the tension between the old and new.
24-25 JULY | 7:30PM & 9PM
Edinburgh Preview
Heart Beats Strong
An antidote to the crisis of masculinity we're having in our culture, but make it funny and dance-y and a little bit silly. It’s enough to make a grown man cry.
After a sold-out run at Peckham Fringe and Pleasance London, this is their final preview before they go to Edinburgh Fringe.
26th JULY | 7pm
Edinburgh Fringe Previews
Ludwig: Unfinished Business | Preview
Beethoven reincarnates to put ze record straight! Combining virtuoso pianism with Teutonic stand-up, Mike Hatchard gives Ludwig a voice as he vents about life, music, Mozart, Bach, Chuck Berry, and his wretched final sonata. Directed by Guy Masterson.
'Utterly Unmissable Theatre!' - The Scotsman
28 JULY - 29 JULY | 7:30PM & 9PM
Edinburgh Fringe Preview
11½ Angry Men | Preview
EdFringe 2003’s legendary classic is spoofed! The evidence stinks! The Jury’s out!
Starring comedians: Stephen K Amos, Joe Pasquale, Tom Stade, Spencer Jones, Mark Maier, Glenn Wool, JJ Whitehead, Ian Coppinger, Terry Alderton, Phil Nichol, David Calvitto and Owen O'Neill. Written by Owen O’Neill, directed by Guy Masterson.
31 JULY - 1 AUG | 7PM
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