2013 Edinburgh Fringe
Chris Dangerfield: How I Spent £150,000 on Chinese Prostitutes
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313: Heroes @ The Hive
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After the critically acclaimed success of last year's Sex Tourist, I'm still looking for love in all the 'wong' places. This time in my home town, Soho. I went to find myself, found it, didn't like it, and spent a fortune. It was a dirty unpleasant job, but I did it for you, the people. 'All-conquering clash of ego and touching vulnerability' ***** (FringeGuru.com). 'The greatest story ever told' (SGFringe.com). 'Awesomely full-on ... hideously hilarious and eloquently told' (Scotsman).
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Chris Dangerfield: Make it funny & you can say anything
The most controversial comedian at the Fringe prepares for another year battling The Guardian and the Feminist Avengers.
Vonny Jones, The Skinny, 2nd August 2013Chris Dangerfield cancels his Edinburgh Fringe shows
"This show will not be performed now - ever," said Chris. "Mainly because it didn't exist in the first place and it seems pointless to bother making the effort now. Much like last year's show Sex Tourist, I was just going to wing it and cross my fingers."
John Fleming, John Fleming's Blog, 29th July 2013