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Edinburgh Previews, Until Weds 27th June

Jun 27, 2012

Posted by Ben Miller

The E word is on everybody’s cider-stained lips at the Caz this month, and it’s nothing to do with The Shamen. Downstairs it’s midriff-baring business as usual in everyone’s favourite pooltastic goth haunt, but upstairs Edinburgh has never seemed so close for a stellar list of comedians road testing mirthful utterances before they hit Scotland. Ranting loon Phil Nichol (Mon 18th), love victim Nick Helm (Weds 20th), cock obsessive Richard Herring (Tues 26th) and casual psychologist Lucy Porter (Weds 27th) are this month’s four angling for your giggles.

Caroline of Brunswick Mon 18th – Weds 27th June 2012

Jun 27, 2012

Ben Miller

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