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Babes in arms policy: Babies are not allowed in the venue, please refer to the age suitability for the show

Babes in arms policy: Babies are not allowed in the venue, please refer to the age suitability for the show

Toxic masculinity finally meets his match: erectile dysfunction. Felix is a finance bro with a big watch, a big ego and a little problem downstairs. His chaotic quest to "fix" himself spirals into an accidental journey into vulnerability and the scared parts of himself he's spent a lifetime avoiding. Felix needs to heal(ix). 'A great night out – witty, fast-paced and absurdly funny' **** (TheSpyInTheStalls.com). 'Not just gags and giggles... moments that drew gasps' **** (LondonTheatre1.com).

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JLR returns with his first new show in four years. Hilarious stand-up about the human condition, nearly dying and what it's like to have an endoscopy on Remembrance Sunday at exactly 11am. Hilarious, though, that's the main thing. Some poems too. Aiming for at least five-to-six laughs a minute, so about three hundred total which is pretty good actually. Big accessible laughs too, while not selling out on my alternative roots. Come on, you'll like it. Fringe Legend Award winner. ***** (List). ***** (Fest). **** (Guardian). **** (Telegraph).

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BGT semi-finalist Nerine Skinner returns with a work in progress after her five-star Edinburgh Fringe debut The Exorcism of Liz Truss with a new crisis: she can't decide... From life choices to punchlines, every option spirals. With too many ideas and no off-switch, she's handing over some decision-making to you (risky). Expect a high-energy mix of stand-up, songs, characters and questionable choices. Runner-up Funny Women Awards, SNL UK shortlisted writer, as seen on Britain's Got Talent (The Dots) and heard on BBC Radio 2 and 4. 'A tumbling ball of invention and spontaneity' (Jon Culshaw).

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