What does it take to be a man these days? After #MeToo, incel attacks and man buns, Eshaan Akbar explores masculinity and his relationship with men, women and himself. Love and loss can teach you a lot about who you actually are.
Fresh from successful runs at Edinburgh 2017 and 2018, Soho Theatre and appearances on BBC Two, Sky and Channel 5 as well as appearances on BBC Radio 4, BBC Asian Network, talkSPORT and Love Sport Radio. ***** (Fresh Fringe). **** (VoiceMag.uk).
Born and raised in Japan, Yuriko Kotani now lives in the UK. Using her unique perspective, she is going to tell stories of her experiences and thoughts as a work in progress.
Winner of the BBC New Comedy Award 2015 and Time Out’s One to Watch, Yuriko brings you “wonderfully offbeat stories” “with her rug-pulling punchlines and bizarre observations”.
As seen on Russell Howard’s Stand Up Central and Pls Like (BBC3).
“Leftfield rising star” – Time Out
Doors open at 7pm. We then run from 8pm until around 11pm with a 15/20min break between the shows. Entry: £15 on door . The format is a warm up section then a break, then a preview, another break and then the final preview. Advance ticket sales are available online, but if you choose to buy on the door, please arrive early to avoid disappointment as spaces are limited and we fill up quickly. We do not have allocated seating so it is first come first served.
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Secret Comedy Club Presents: Yuriko Kotani 'Somosomo' & Eshaan Akbar 'Infidel-ity' Edinburgh Fringe Festival Double Previews 2019
ESHAAN AKBAR: INFIDEL-ITY
What does it take to be a man these days? After #MeToo, incel attacks and man buns, Eshaan Akbar explores masculinity and his relationship with men, women and himself. Love and loss can teach you a lot about who you actually are.
Fresh from successful runs at Edinburgh 2017 and 2018, Soho Theatre and appearances on BBC Two, Sky and Channel 5 as well as appearances on BBC Radio 4, BBC Asian Network, talkSPORT and Love Sport Radio. ***** (Fresh Fringe). **** (VoiceMag.uk).
YURIKO KOTANI: SOMOSOMO
Born and raised in Japan, Yuriko Kotani now lives in the UK. Using her unique perspective, she is going to tell stories of her experiences and thoughts as a work in progress.
Winner of the BBC New Comedy Award 2015 and Time Out’s One to Watch, Yuriko brings you “wonderfully offbeat stories” “with her rug-pulling punchlines and bizarre observations”.
As seen on Russell Howard’s Stand Up Central and Pls Like (BBC3).
“Leftfield rising star” – Time Out
Doors open at 7pm. We then run from 8pm until around 11pm with a 15/20min break between the shows. Entry: £15 on door . The format is a warm up section then a break, then a preview, another break and then the final preview. Advance ticket sales are available online, but if you choose to buy on the door, please arrive early to avoid disappointment as spaces are limited and we fill up quickly. We do not have allocated seating so it is first come first served.
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19:00 - 23:00 | £15.00 |
Address
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