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5 York Place
Edinburgh
EH1 3EB
0131 558 7272
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BIG HITTERS
With sold out national tours and mantelpieces groaning under the
weight of awards, top draw stand-ups make The Stand their Edinburgh
home when they have nothing left to prove. These aren't performers
desperate for a C5 panel show, these are comedians who thrive in front
of the live audience.
Returning to The Stand after his most successful Fringe ever is the
impossibly prolific Canadian Phil Nichol. After just completing his
first major UK tour, there was only one Edinburgh venue where Phil
wanted to premiere his all-new solo show.
After accompanying you into the wee small hours in 2006 with his
Honourable Men of Art, Daniel Kitson will again cast his spell over
the late night thrill seekers. Tickets are like gold dust whenever the
elusive Mr Kitson appears live, so expect packed out adoring crowds
during his exclusive Stand Fringe run.
After a leave of absence, previous Fringe favourites have chosen The
Stand as a natural comeback venue. One of the most exciting and
accomplished young comedians in the country Francesca Martinez joins
us post-Broadway and Extras with her cuttingly honest and entirely
banter-free show.
The Stand's crowning glory, its weekend Late Club, has proved to be
the only late night haunt on the Fringe that regularly convinces names
who can fill concert halls across the world to return to their roots.
When Dylan Moran, Johnny Vegas, Sean Lock and Adam Hills come
knocking, you know you're something special.
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