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NCF Comedy presents...
Elliot Steel: Work in Progress
Marked as 'One to Watch' by the Independent, Elliot Steel (co-host of hit podcast Btec Philosophers) is a rising talent on the UK's comedy circuit. Receiving critical acclaim at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival with his show 'Love and Hate Speech' in 2023, you won't want to miss this brand-new work in progress show. As seen on Comedy Central's Roast Battle and Live from the Comedy Store, and as heard on BBC Radio 1's Comedy Lounge and BBC Radio 4. Best Debut Show Nominee at Leicester Comedy Festival 2015.
'This is a show to be proud of. It's pacy, funny and full of ideas. Steel's observations are genuinely original and he works them into very clever material.' ★★★★ (Beyond The Joke)
Susie McCabe: Work in Progress
Susie McCabe (Best Scottish Headliner and Best Solo Show in the 2019 Scottish Comedy Awards, and fastest-selling Glasgow Comedy Festival act for three years running) returns with a hilarious work-in-progress show. Revel in McCabe's raconteur style and razor-sharp punchlines in this hilarious show as she recounts the absurdities of her life; she's a shambles and never far from disaster. Playing to ever-increasing sold-out shows, and as seen on Have I Got News For You and Frankie Boyle's New World Order, Susie is fast becoming one of the hottest tickets in the UK.
'A magnetic storyteller and a gifted joke writer at the top of her game' ★★★★★ (The Wee Review)
'Susie McCabe is one of our top comedy voices' ★★★★ (The National)
| NCF Comedy Presents: Elliot Steel and Susie McCabe (2 July 2024) | ||
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| Day | Times | |
| Tuesday | 18:30 | |
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