2015 Edinburgh Fringe
Foil, Arms and Hog: Skiddlywup
Irish comedy, potato, potato, potato, potato, potato, potato, potato, potato, potato, potato, potato, potato, potato you racist. Ireland's top comedy trio. Sold out Edfringe 2009 - 2014. Over 4 million hits on YouTube. Fringe favourites Foil Arms and Hog present a delicious blend of bizarre, surreal and hilarious comedy scenes with outrageous characters and unexpected twists. Book early. ***** (Examiner). ***** (BroadwayBaby.com). ***** (@StageWon). ***** (TheLatest.co.uk). These lads are mental and hilarious - Jason Byrne. Foil Arms and Hog are really, really funny - Kevin Bridges. An effervescent hour of fast-paced gags, fizzing with energy,
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Back at EdFringe after 6 consecutive sell-out runs (2009-2014) and a debut UK tour...
Fresh from a 20 date debut UK tour taking in all 3 Stand venues, Manchester, Nottingham, Exeter, Milton Keynes, Leeds, Brighton, Bristol and a sell-out finale date at the Udderbelly venue (420 seats) on London's Southbank - Foil, Arms and Hog return to the Fringe.
Foil, Arms and Hog shows are a fast paced mix between sketch comedy and stand-up, with twisted characters, unpredictable scenes and high-energy performances. Skiddlywup is their brand new offering for 2015, featuring a whole host of fresh, new material. Extra shows have already been added on Friday and Saturday nights due to such popular demand.
Their shows are feel good and upbeat, with a unique range of material and sketches, which have surprised and delighted their audiences all over the world. Exuding unbelievable energy and embodying a multitude of ridiculous characters, it's no doubt people leave a Foil, Arms and Hog show on a natural high.
Foil Arms and Hog are also known as Sean Finegan, Sean Flanagan and Conor McKenna. As a group, they are stars of Jason Byrne's Snaptastic show, regularly appear on Funny Or Die and count amongst their fans Ronan Atkinson, John Bishop and Tommy Tiernan.
In 2014, FAH appeared on BBC R4's Sketchorama, performed sell out shows at sketch festivals in London, San Francisco and Chicago as well as shows in Paris, Los Angeles, Hawaii and a 3 week run at the Adelaide Fringe Festival (where they won the Best Comedy Award). Other performances include the Vodafone Comedy Festival, Dublin Fringe Festival and Belfast Comedy Festival. As well as this FAH have performed 2 homecoming shows at Dublin's Vicar Street, selling over a thousand tickets each time and garnering rapturous receptions.
The trio also have a large online presence, with over 5 million hits on their YouTube videos, the Foil Arms and Hog channel has over 5 thousand subscribers and the boys upload new content every week - often featuring regular characters.
Performances
Date | Time | Venue |
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6th Aug 2015 | 22:00 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
7th Aug 2015 | 22:00 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
7th Aug 2015 | 23:20 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
8th Aug 2015 | 22:00 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
8th Aug 2015 | 23:20 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
9th Aug 2015 | 22:00 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
10th Aug 2015 | 22:00 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
11th Aug 2015 | 22:00 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
12th Aug 2015 | 22:00 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
13th Aug 2015 | 22:00 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
14th Aug 2015 | 22:00 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
14th Aug 2015 | 23:20 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
15th Aug 2015 | 22:00 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
15th Aug 2015 | 23:20 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
16th Aug 2015 | 22:00 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
17th Aug 2015 | 22:00 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
18th Aug 2015 | 22:00 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
19th Aug 2015 | 22:00 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
20th Aug 2015 | 22:00 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
21st Aug 2015 | 22:00 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
21st Aug 2015 | 23:20 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
22nd Aug 2015 | 22:00 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
22nd Aug 2015 | 23:20 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
23rd Aug 2015 | 22:00 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
24th Aug 2015 | 22:00 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
25th Aug 2015 | 22:00 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
26th Aug 2015 | 22:00 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
27th Aug 2015 | 22:00 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
28th Aug 2015 | 22:00 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
28th Aug 2015 | 23:20 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
29th Aug 2015 | 22:00 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
29th Aug 2015 | 23:20 | Underbelly, Cowgate |
30th Aug 2015 | 22:00 | Underbelly, Cowgate |