2015 Edinburgh Fringe
Stephanie Laing: Nincompoop
It has come to Stephanie's attention that she is a very silly young woman. Her show will include odd noises, several drawings of ducks, a confession about some vomit, and a song about a newt. We're not saving the world here, people. We're just trying to get by without making too much of a mess on the carpet. Leicester Mercury Comedian of the Year finalist 2015. 'Gloriously silly ... wonderfully unpretentious' (BroadwayBaby.com).
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There are more women, but it's hardly time to celebrate
The amount of female stand-up acts that are appearing at the Edinburgh Fringe has provided fodder for many a headline this summer. The gist? There are more (I'm one of them), and they're winning more awards. Yes this is a good thing, but simply focusing on this positive development means that the (extensive) changes that still need to be made are being skimmed over.
Kate Fox, The Conversation, 20th August 2015More details
A new hour of comedy from one of the UK circuit's brightest new acts. Witness one woman's attempt to befriend a 1990s pop star using only the power of stand-up comedy.
Goofy and peculiar, Stephanie Laing's comedy is a delightfully awkward marriage of the needy oddness of Maria Bamford and the upbeat affability of Josie Long. Her material is a mix of silliness, filth and unusual observations, underpinned by a disarming honesty and charming vulnerability.
It has come to Stephanie's attention that she is a very silly young woman. Her show will include odd noises, several drawings of ducks, a confession about some vomit, a song about a newt, and Chesney Hawkes. ACTUAL Chesney Hawkes.
Stephanie recently received an email from Chesney Hawkes, and life as she knew it changed forever. She wrote to him asking for a personalised video on CelebVM (www.celebvm.com, you're welcome.) He duly sent one; she emailed him to say thank you, and he replied (breathe, Stephanie, breathe). He even wants to see a video of the final show. And lo, a dream was born.
Stephanie started performing in 2007 on the Scottish comedy circuit. She has previously performed at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2010, 2012 and 2014. She is a rising star of the UK circuit & had performed at The Stand, The Comedy Store, The Comedy Café and Downstairs at The King's Head among others.
Performances
Date | Time | Venue |
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8th Aug 2015 | 21:45 | Cowgatehead |
9th Aug 2015 | 21:45 | Cowgatehead |
10th Aug 2015 | 21:45 | Cowgatehead |
12th Aug 2015 | 21:45 | Cowgatehead |
13th Aug 2015 | 21:45 | Cowgatehead |
14th Aug 2015 | 21:45 | Cowgatehead |
15th Aug 2015 | 21:45 | Cowgatehead |
16th Aug 2015 | 21:45 | Cowgatehead |
17th Aug 2015 | 21:45 | Cowgatehead |
19th Aug 2015 | 21:45 | Cowgatehead |
20th Aug 2015 | 21:45 | Cowgatehead |
21st Aug 2015 | 21:45 | Cowgatehead |
22nd Aug 2015 | 21:45 | Cowgatehead |
23rd Aug 2015 | 21:45 | Cowgatehead |
24th Aug 2015 | 21:45 | Cowgatehead |
26th Aug 2015 | 21:45 | Cowgatehead |
27th Aug 2015 | 21:45 | Cowgatehead |
28th Aug 2015 | 21:45 | Cowgatehead |
29th Aug 2015 | 21:45 | Cowgatehead |