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Show Details
Mark Allen's Quite Good Britain [2009]
Show type: Edinburgh Fringe 2009
Starring Comic:
Mark Allen

Mark Allen's Quite Good Britain [2009]


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Description

Great Britain is in the throes of an identity crisis. Our monarchy is German, our national motto is French and our national animal comes from Africa. In this all-new updated show, Mark Allen looks at what it actually means to be British and tries to get to the bottom of the national identity crisis once and for all. Is Britain indeed still Great, or is it just Quite Good?

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