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Comedy Festivals Theatre
Three To See on 15 Aug: Richard Herring, Saban And Sarah, The Roses Of Eyam
By TW Editorial | Published on Sunday 9 August 2015
And today’s ThisWeek-tipped, LDN-based events are…
COMEDY: Richard Herring – Someone Likes Yoghurt | Leicester Square Theatre | 15 Aug
Richard Herring continues his run of performing all twelve of his solo shows. Tonight, his 2005 show ‘Someone Likes Yoghurt’, in which he defends himself against malicious yoghurt-based rumours that have been blighting his life. Details and tickets here.
COMEDY: Saban Kazim and Sarah Sheldon – Saban And Sarah Do Stand Up | Etcetera Theatre | 15-16 Aug
Both accomplish stand up comedians in their own right, Saban Kazim and Sarah Sheldon perform pool their powers for this joint show as part of the Camden Fringe, in which they explore “reckless life choices, hoovers and how children’s books can ruin your life”. Details and tickets here.
THEATRE: The Roses Of Eyam | The Gatehouse | 15-16 Aug
Also at the Camden Fringe tonight, ‘The Roses Of Eyam’ tells the true story of the village of Eyam, which in 1665 combatted the spread of bubonic plague by cutting itself off from the rest of the world (a story also told in the song ‘We All Fall Down’ by I Like Trains, if you’re interested). Details and tickets here.
