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A double-bill of Edinburgh comedy previews.
NB: Rob Auton replaces the previously bulled Glenn Moore.
ROB AUTON
Rob Auton released his book I Strongly Believe in Incredible Things with Harper Collins in Autumn of 2021 to critical acclaim.
He has written seven five star rated Edinburgh fringe shows, The Yellow Show, The Sky Show, The Face Show, The Water Show, The Sleep Show, The Hair Show, The Talk Show (the second best reviewed show at the Edinburgh Festival 2018) and The Time Show, which was one of the best reviewed shows at the Edinburgh Festival 2019. He then took The Time Show on a UK tour, which continues this autumn.
He has performed his unique brand of comedy on The Russell Howard Hour (Sky One) and on Rob Delaney?s Stand Up Central (Comedy Central). The latter set went viral on Facebook with 4.7m views and couniting.
Rob has had three collections of writing and illustrations published by Burning Eye books and has had his poetry turned into short films and shown on Channel 4.
Rob made his television acting debut as a corduroy jacket wearing poet in ITV?s Cold Feet 2018. Since then, he performed in series 2 of The End of The F***ing World (Netflix/Channel 4), and Miracle Workers (TBS). Rob also starred in and co-wrote the short film The Peamaster which was nominated for best short film at the Milan Film Festival. Rob was a finalist for The Arts Foundation Spoken Word Award and a winner of a Three Weeks Editors Award. He is a regular poet at Bang Said the Gun (voted best poetry night in the UK by The Times).
Rob is also the creator of The Rob Auton Daily Podcast which took home The Best Daily Podcast Award at the 2020 British Podcast Awards.
ANIA MAGLIANO
Ania?s sharp, wry writing combined with her affable performance style make her a ?glittering new talent? (The i Paper) of the UK comedy scene. Her debut hour of comedy, Ania Magliano: Absolutely No Worries if Not, won Best New Show at Leicester Comedy Festival 2022, and went on to sell out its entire runs at the Edinburgh Fringe and Soho Theatre. The Times described it as ?the sort of elegantly amusing, surprising and inspiring debut hour that you come to the Fringe to see?, whilst the Guardian listed it as one of 10 Fringe Shows Not To Miss, saying it ?will have you crying with laughter?.
39 Ditchling Road,
Brighton,
East Sussex,
England,
BN1 4SB.
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