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2 shows on the same night
DANIEL
SIMONSON and MIKE O’DONOVAN
(DOUBLE BILL)
‘
So You Think You're Funny’ winner Daniel flexes his unique and unusual
comedy muscles alongside the fantastic taboo busting Australian Mike O’Donovan
for a double bill hour.
FRIDAY 12th June: Show 7.30pm (1 hour)
Venue: The BOATHOUSE
JIM
SMALLMAN: Boy Next Door Gone Wrong
Best debut show nominee - Leicester Comedy Festival Awards 2009.
Jim is an amusingly-tattooed, depressive, former child prodigy. And
he used
to be so nice ... what on earth happened?
'An instinctive
storyteller' ’ Chortle
FRIDAY 12th June: Show 9.00pm (1 hour)
Venue: The BOATHOUSE
TIERNAN DOUIEB: 28 DAYS LATER
Tiernan's never grown up. In height or behaviour. Ever nearing 30,
more and more responsibility looms and Tiernan doesn’t like responsibility.
Or weaving. But he does like bad puns. How can he start to act his age
but still watch cartoons? Acclaimed stand-up Douieb brings his debut
hour about adulthood, childish imaginings & zombies.
FRIDAY 12th June: Show 10.30pm (1 hour)
Venue: The BOATHOUSE
I’ll
Drive Tonight, Darling
An hour of brand new, original sketch material performed by some of
the brightest performers Cambridge has to offer. Lively, fast-moving
and
often surreal, ‘I’ll Drive Tonight, Darling’ is scripted
by regular Edinburgh Fringe writers Paul Richards and Alan Morgan,
doubling up as an ideal hangover cure or simply a perfect post-lunch
spot of light
entertainment.
SATURDAY 13th June: Show 2.00pm (1 Hr 30)
Venue: The BOATHOUSE
What makes you laugh? Why? What's sofunny about sitting in a room while people talk and sing? Find out on a journey into the dark corners of light entertainment.
‘ Might well be the find of the year’ The Times
SATURDAY 15th June: Show 4.00pm (1 hour)
Venue: The BOATHOUSE
On May 26th 2008 Mackenzie Taylor tried to kill himself. He failed. Whatever doesn't kill you makes you funnier. So join him as he truly laughs in the face of death, illness, obsession and other things we feel we shouldn't find laugh at but will.
‘ Genuine comic inspiration’ Scotsman
SATURDAY 13th June: Show 6.00pm (1 hour)
Venue: The BOATHOUSE
Rosie’s brand new show will investigate the science of attraction, sexual chemistry and sexual identity with a mix of surreal anecdotes, low-budget props, audience games and unusual experiments. What makes us gay or straight? What turns us on? What are the chemical and physical reactions that happen when we kiss or have sex?
SATURDAY 13th June: Show 7.30pm (1 hour)
Venue: The BOATHOUSE
The award winning, Perrier & Bafta nominated, comic, presents a story of two 7 year olds. 25 years apart.
‘An explosion of good-natured self-deprecation and exasperated observations…in terms of laughs-per-minute, the show scores well’ The Daily Telegraph
SATURDAY 13th June: Show 9.00pm (1 hour)
Venue: The BOATHOUSE
Twelve new acts battle it out for a place in the grand final to be held at the Edinburgh Festival in August. Previous include Peter Kay, Dylan Moran and Rhona Cameron. So come along and maybe you’ll see the future comedy stars of tomorrow.
SUNDAY 14th June Show 3.00pm (2 Hours)
Venue: The BOATHOUSE
Three great comedians for three pounds, all in aid of the Cambridge Evening News' £1m Teenage Cancer Trust appeal. Hosted by award winning Cambridge comedienne Hannah Dunleavy plus three special guests.
SUNDAY 14th June: Show 7.00pm (2 hr)
Venue: The BOATHOUSE