2011 Edinburgh Fringe
Tom Price: Say When
Tom Price (Torchwood BBC1, Swinging C5, Senseless MTV) presents his highly anticipated debut Edinburgh solo show, Say When. Can optimism, hope and love survive perm clubs, broken arms and his mother on a battery powered wagon playing chicken with a school bus? Don't miss this likeable fool, 'One to watch' (Chortle.co.uk), take on the Gods of Sh*t Happening, and beg them to say when. Why else would a man with the face of a giant baby go to this much effort? 'Endlessly inventive and brilliantly funny' (Scotsman), 'A joy to behold' (List). Directed by Lizzie Roper.
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10 Edinburgh questions - Tom Price
Mr Price seems the down-to-earth type. If he wasn't in Edinburgh he'd be walking his dog singing songs to her. Imagine!
London Is Funny, 17th August 2011More details
Tom Price presents his highly-anticipated debut solo Edinburgh Festival Fringe show. Can optimism, hope and love survive perm clubs, broken arms and his Mum playing chicken with the school bus? It has to. If it doesn't this Labrador-eyed layabout may be just about ready to set down his bone and say "when".
A show about being utterly terrified of embarrassment and yet having to experience it on an almost daily basis due to the ineptitudes of those people supposedly put on this Earth to cherish and protect you.
And how, over time you can grow up to realise that nothing is really all that embarrassing...
Not even a sex scene with Billie Piper.
Tom was a finalist for Daily Telegraph Open Mic Award, Take the Mike Competition (for ITV) and Paramount New Act Competition. He supported Stephen Merchant on his UK tour in 2008 and was part of the cast of Fringe First Award winning play, A Very Naughty Boy.
His TV credits include My Family and Torchwood (both BBC1), Secret Diary Of A Call Girl (ITV2), Swinging (series 1 & 2) and The Movie Lounge (both Channel 5), and Star Stories and Law of The Playground (both Channel 4).
His credits also include feature films Hereafter (dir. Clint Eastwood) and The Boat That Rocked (dir. Richard Curtis), as well as Torchwood - Asylum, Ed Reardon's Week, Rigor Mortis (Series 1, 2 & 3) and Mitch Benn's Crimes Against Music (all BBC Radio 4).
Performances
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3rd Aug 2011 | 21:45 | Pleasance Courtyard |
4th Aug 2011 | 21:45 | Pleasance Courtyard |
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10th Aug 2011 | 21:45 | Pleasance Courtyard |
11th Aug 2011 | 21:45 | Pleasance Courtyard |
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13th Aug 2011 | 21:45 | Pleasance Courtyard |
14th Aug 2011 | 21:45 | Pleasance Courtyard |
15th Aug 2011 | 21:45 | Pleasance Courtyard |
17th Aug 2011 | 21:45 | Pleasance Courtyard |
18th Aug 2011 | 21:45 | Pleasance Courtyard |
19th Aug 2011 | 21:45 | Pleasance Courtyard |
20th Aug 2011 | 21:45 | Pleasance Courtyard |
21st Aug 2011 | 21:45 | Pleasance Courtyard |
22nd Aug 2011 | 21:45 | Pleasance Courtyard |
23rd Aug 2011 | 21:45 | Pleasance Courtyard |
24th Aug 2011 | 21:45 | Pleasance Courtyard |
25th Aug 2011 | 21:45 | Pleasance Courtyard |
26th Aug 2011 | 21:45 | Pleasance Courtyard |
27th Aug 2011 | 21:45 | Pleasance Courtyard |
28th Aug 2011 | 21:45 | Pleasance Courtyard |