2015 Edinburgh Fringe
Andrew Watts - How to Build a Chap
Following 2014's hugely popular five-star Feminism for Chaps. Andrew wants his son to be everything that he's not. But how do you ensure that your child doesn't grow up to be a comedian? As seen on ITV's Stand-Up Hero and Comedy Central's The World Stands Up. 'Absolutely superb, hilarious' ***** (Chortle.co.uk). 'Clever, personal and very funny' **** (Scotsman). 'Exquisitely funny' (Time Out). 'Gender politics just got fun' (BroadwayBaby.com).
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Bianco, Plested, Watts and O'Brien visit the #WOWwagon (Link expired)
Comedians Christina Bianco, Clare Plested, Andrew Watts and Loren O'Brien visit the #WOWwagon and puzzle over some tricky questions.
Alex Watson, WOW247, 14th August 2015Andrew Watts answers 10 Edinburgh Fringe Questions
Andrew Watts talks about his new show - all about parenthood - and the one time he organised a comedy gig.
British Comedy Guide, 5th August 2015Paul Sinha's Edinburgh tips
It is that time of year again, when people give you their considered advice on who you should go and see at the Edinburgh Fringe, whilst carefully hiding their real reasons for plugging the shows.
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Following the popular and critical success of his five-star show, Feminism for Chaps, at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2014, Comedian and Father, Andrew Watts, returns this year with a show that's tailor made for anyone who is desperate to ensure that those they love don't make the same mistakes they did.
Andrew wants his son to be everything that he's not. But how do you ensure that your child doesn't grow up to be a comedian?
Andrew Watts has a distinctive style and very original material. His posh boy humour is intelligent without distancing himself from the audience. Lawyer turned comedian, Andrew is extremely likeable and invariably wins a crowd over as he canters, like an apologetic tsunami, through challenging subjects.
Previously a solicitor in London, he is now a full-time comedian and has written and performed three full-length shows, I Wish I Could Be Like Andrew Watts, Born To Be Mild and Feminism for Chaps. All three received four and five-star reviews. His awards include Reading Comedy Festival New Act of The Year and he was a finalist in Amused Moose Laugh-Off, So You Think You're Funny and The English Comedian of the Year Competition.
Performances
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6th Aug 2015 | 20:45 | The Counting House |
7th Aug 2015 | 20:45 | The Counting House |
8th Aug 2015 | 20:45 | The Counting House |
9th Aug 2015 | 20:45 | The Counting House |
10th Aug 2015 | 20:45 | The Counting House |
11th Aug 2015 | 20:45 | The Counting House |
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21st Aug 2015 | 20:45 | The Counting House |
22nd Aug 2015 | 20:45 | The Counting House |
23rd Aug 2015 | 20:45 | The Counting House |
24th Aug 2015 | 20:45 | The Counting House |
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30th Aug 2015 | 20:45 | The Counting House |