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Isy Suttie: Weds 11th April

Apr 11, 2012
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Posted by Ben Miller

Oh, Isy Suttie…so many tedious, predictable, patronising asides to underlay mention of her every appearance for us tragic fanboy indie/geek nerds, like a slightly elongated version of Josie Long but with a guitar and less drawings. Enough – her comedy is excellent, acerbic, heartfelt and sweet, and the music suggests that, had she wanted to, she could probably have had a respectable stab at establishing herself as a muso with a knack for a crafty rhyme. Tickets will go quick.

Caroline Of Brunswick, Weds 11th April 2012
Apr 11, 2012
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