
Comedy· Edinburgh
Tom Lawrinson: Speak of the Devil
- When
- Sunday, 18 April 2027, 7.30pm
- Where
- Monkey Barrel Comedy, 9 - 11 Blair Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1QR
- Sold by
- See Tickets
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About the event
From See Tickets's listing
THE SHOW Tom Lawrinson ("truly unique... joyfully daft" Rolling Stone) embarks on his biggest tour yet with new show "Speak of the Devil", finally answering the questions "is magic real?" and if so, has he been shagged? Tom takes audiences on a whirlwind tour of his inner most thoughts on the likes of Fairy Tales, Gentleman's Clubs and the late 90s kids TV show "50-50". Praise for Tom's previous shows... 'The pace and quality of the jokes is fast and high... Tom Lawrinson has turned playful menace into an art form.' ???? The Scotsman 'Roaring 'belly laugh' of a room with Lawrinson at the centre of it... [he] showcases admirable consistency pulling gag after gag out of a bottomless bag.' ????? Edfringe review 'Effortlessly engaging" - ???? Chortle TICKETS Sunday 18th April 2027 19:30 (100min incl. interval) £16 FURTHER INFO Seating: Every ticket-holder gets a seat, so you can leave standing-up to our acts. Suitability: 16+ (Restriction) Warnings and Additional Info: N/A Accessibility: Full accessibility information for all our venues can be found on our website. Alternatively, please contact our Box Office with any access questions. Groups: Please contact our Box Office for alternative group size arrangements or group bookings of 7 or more. See Terms and Conditions for more information. MONKEY BARREL COMEDY Monkey Barrel Comedy has been 'Scotland's Best Comedy Venue' since 2020 (Chortle Awards) and was described by The List as "a year-round Edinburgh institution".…
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