British Comedy Guide

2017 Edinburgh Fringe

Lucy Pearman: Maid of Cabbage

  • Comedy (clown / storytelling)
  • 12:30pm (50 mins)
  • 3-13 & 16-27 Aug 2017
  • Monkey Barrel
  • £5 (or pay what you want)
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In this brilliant character comedy, Lucy Pearman is an incompetent maid in search of a perfect cabbage. Occasionally her dark side is unleashed in the most inventive costume on the Fringe. Cabbage aficionados can expect plenty of audience interaction and lots of laughs.


'Traditionally, unmarried maids were sent into the vegetable garden to choose the perfect cabbage' (Anon). Bonkers storytelling with a heart and an elusive cabbage. Trapped in a dysfunctional household, will an Edwardian(ish) maid's devilish streak ruin everything or will the cabbage save her? Debut solo show from half of sketch duo LetLuce. 'Brilliantly playful... marks Lucy out as something rather special' (LaughOutLondonComedyClub.co.uk). 'Lucy Pearman is so very endearing to watch and an integral feature of pioneering new comedy in a big way' ***** (FunnyWomen.com). 'Genuine comedy talent, subtle, straight and seemingly completely crackers' ***** (TheGoodReview.com).

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Performances

Date Time Venue
3rd Aug 2017 12:30 Monkey Barrel
4th Aug 2017 12:30 Monkey Barrel
5th Aug 2017 12:30 Monkey Barrel
6th Aug 2017 12:30 Monkey Barrel
7th Aug 2017 12:30 Monkey Barrel
8th Aug 2017 12:30 Monkey Barrel
9th Aug 2017 12:30 Monkey Barrel
10th Aug 2017 12:30 Monkey Barrel
11th Aug 2017 12:30 Monkey Barrel
12th Aug 2017 12:30 Monkey Barrel
13th Aug 2017 12:30 Monkey Barrel
16th Aug 2017 12:30 Monkey Barrel
17th Aug 2017 12:30 Monkey Barrel
18th Aug 2017 12:30 Monkey Barrel
19th Aug 2017 12:30 Monkey Barrel
20th Aug 2017 12:30 Monkey Barrel
21st Aug 2017 12:30 Monkey Barrel
22nd Aug 2017 12:30 Monkey Barrel
23rd Aug 2017 12:30 Monkey Barrel
24th Aug 2017 12:30 Monkey Barrel
25th Aug 2017 12:30 Monkey Barrel
26th Aug 2017 12:30 Monkey Barrel
27th Aug 2017 12:30 Monkey Barrel

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