BLACKBOX COMEDY - KENSINGTON & CHELSEA

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Fun and friendly Sunday Comedy Club that takes place in a modern fringe theatre at the heart of glamorous Kensington and Chelsea

STARRING

MATTHEW HIGHTON

"Something quite special...An engaging storyteller with a head for witty fantasy." Steve Bennett – Chortle
"Wonderful surrealism" The Guardian
"Warm, intelligent and beautifully written." The List
"Weird and wonderful… an absolute pleasure to behold." **** Broadway Baby
"We are potentially watching one of the super-comics of the future." Fringe Guru
"Shaggy-haired, maverick raconteur" * * * * Three Weeks -Edinburgh

NATHANIEL METCALFE
”brilliant and unusual and very funny” -Josie Long
“Nathaniel Metcalfe is particularly engrossing with a surreal, meandering line of dry observations, delivered in an perfectly unsettling manner. His Sugar Puffs/Honey Monster comment is the stuff of dreams” -Thomas Meek, The List Magazine
“…there was only one that really stood out. That was Nathaniel Metcalfe, an unassuming dude who had just one joke which he stretched out to five minutes, about the theme song to a movie called The Barefoot Executive, starring Kurt Russell and a monkey. It was a doozy.” -Tracer Hand, freakytrigger.co.uk
“…There was a fair amount of noise and movement for the first few minutes of his set, which he dealt with well, eventually hitting his stride with a light-hearted deconstruction of an old Disney theme song. There is a touch of the Stewart Lee about his delivery as he employs long pauses, and a great deal of repetition to emphasise his points, but it’s Lee on ecstasy. A friendly, jovial enthusiastic fellow, he did well to take the show to an interval on a high note.” -Corry Shaw, Chortle
“…a brilliant act with some strong, dry yet surreal observations. Thoroughly enjoyable.” -Red Redmond, gigglebeats.co.uk
“…his zany, entertaining and sharp yet silly style.” -Zoe Coutts, freecomedy.co.uk

PLUS
Joe Bor / Richard Stainbank / Don Biswas

RESIDENT MC BOBBY CARROLL
‘A rare find ... fresh and funny’ - Kate Copstick, The Scotsman
‘Quick wit and observation’ - Evening Standard
‘Brilliace and originality’ - ThreeWeeks

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