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The Review

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John Tothill: The Last Living Libertine

The Last Living Libertine by John Tothill effortlessly blurs the lines between cabaret and TEDTalk, offering an evening that's as intellectually stimulating as it is side-splittingly funny.
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That Don’t Hurt My Feelings None

Get ready to embark on a heartfelt journey of self-discovery with comedian Kassie Thornton's one-woman show, That Don't Hurt My Feelings None. Set in the intimate ambiance of the Assembly Rooms Drawing Room, this performance is a thoughtful blend of authentic storytelling, humour, and raw emotion, leaving the audience both laughing and touched.
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Adrian Bliss: Inside Everyone

Adrian Bliss has amassed a large following from his various short form videos on Tik Tok, Instagram and YouTube. This is their debut solo show that fleshes out his softly spoken, fourth-wall breaking historical comedy.
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Ivo Graham: Organised Fun

Ivo Graham’s career boasts numerous professional accolades; he was the youngest ever winner of So You Think You’re Funny in 2009, has performed over ten years’ worth of sold-out runs at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, and will be recognised by many for appearing on shows such as Live at the Apollo and Mock the Week.
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Taiwan Season: Duo

Duo is an exquisite dance-infused acrobatic circus performance that paints an intricate canvas of emotions and relationships. With a spotlight on two performers, the show beautifully blends acrobatic technical prowess with profound sentiment. Amidst a table and chairs, the evolving dynamics of a relationship come alive through seamless physical grace.
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Paul Chowdhry: Family-Friendly Comedian

Some might say that Paul Chowdhry opened the door for South Asian acts with his first appearance on Live At the Apollo over a decade ago. I was keen to see how his show had developed over the years.

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