EDINBURGH PREVIEWS (NOTE:Early Start)

Monday 15 July

Doors: Doors 7.45pm 1st Show - 8.00pm 2nd Show 9.15pm

Tickets: £7 ADV. £10 on the door Available from http://www.wegottickets.com/location/1003

A chance to catch two full shows for less than the price of one before they go up to the Edinburgh Festival.  We aim to recreate the true Edinburgh experience – no audience, no pay for the acts, great fun!  We have an enviable record in predicting the big-hit shows before they win awards

MITCH BENN: TEN SONGS TO SAVE THE WORLD

 

One broken world and ten funny songs to fix it. From BBC Radio 4's "Now Show" to his column in the New European, Mitch spreads insight and laughs in equal measure.  Join the "country's leading musical satirist" (The Times) as, with six string in hand and a head full of silly rhymes, he identifies the problems and proposes (semi-serious) solutions.

 

"Song after song of exquisitely crafted satire” The Scotsman

"Well crafted lyrics, catchy tunes and a charismatic performer. 
What more could you ask for?” Leicester Mercury

"Undoubted skill as a musician and delightfully cutting wit" One 4 Review

"A seriously talented laugh-maker, musician and satirist. 

He’s Britain’s answer to Tom Lehrer” The Swindonian

 

 "Well crafted, well sung, his songs are just plain funny” The Guardian

 

 

NICK REVELL: Eurasia’s Most Eligible Psychopaths and their Lovely Homes

More strange but true stories from the star of BBC’s BrokenDreamCatcher. This year, Glamorous Celebs in Eurovision Hostage Situation Bloodbath Peril: Live! (written in March – don’t blame me if it happens). 'Sublimely surreal... wonderfully odd' (Sunday Times). 'Magical... uplifting stuff' (Observer). 'Absolutely outstanding... a glorious piece of esoteric, literary fiction' **** (List). 'Master storyteller with a powerful and original mind' **** (BeyondTheJoke.co.uk). 'Great surrealism' **** (MumbleComedy.net). 'Wonderfully surreal' **** (Morning Star). 'A tight, fast-paced satirical hour' **** (FringeGuru.com). 'Brilliant observer of contemporary idiocies...' (Guardian). 'Superb comic' (Time Out)

Mitch Benn , Nick Revell