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So You Think You're Funny Final
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Spencer Brown
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Stephen Grant
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Stewart Lee
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Swearing Is Both Big And Clever
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Show type: Edinburgh Fringe 2004
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Success
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DescriptionAdrian Poynton is returning to the Edinburgh festival with his new play Success, once again directed by Toni Arthur-Hay. It's a very thin line between frustration and insanity, especially if you're a performer waiting for the phone to ring.
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Was looking forward to seeing Adrian Ponton's new play after being completely blown away be last year's play about Graham Chapman. I wasn't disappointed - the show was funny, moving, exciting and full of energy.Everyone knows a Jude which makes the play real and even funnier. Sam, August 2004 |
