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Pam Ford: All Legs and Ladders
Papa CJ: Kama Sutra - From India With Love
Paper Monkeys: Legends
Pappy's Fun Club [2007]
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Paul Merton's Impro Chums [2007]
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Phat Cave [2007]
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Phil Nichol: The Naked Racist [2007]
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Show type: Edinburgh Fringe 2007
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Plested and Brown: Minor Spectacular
Way, way, way in the future – 2009 - morale is low, crime is high and coastal erosion has reached its peak. The forgotten town of Watford-by-sea is holding out for a hero to wash away its worries and tumble dry its tears.
Hapless Local journalist Verity Toogood – a loveable but rubbish reporter who constantly gets it wrong – is desperately searching for a ’good news’ story that will save her career and make Watford-by-sea smile again, when up drives Terry, a washing machine repair man, and…
…Bosch! Her prayers seem answered.
With manual in hand, Terry, an unlikely hero and a stickler for detail, rifles through the town’s dirty laundry, exposes mucky habits and cleanses customers souls.
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I saw this show last night, in Trinity College Carmarthen. I thought it was amazing. This very clever piece of writing has outrageous, laugh out loud humour and brilliant actors. I thoroughly enjoyed. Very much recommended! Anja Conti, November 2007 |
