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Miranda Hart, Tues 1st – Weds 2nd April

Feb 1, 2014

Posted by Stuart Huggett

With Miranda Hart preparing to set out on her first solo tour since her titular sitcom turned her into a star, the theft of her laptop late last year (filled with her current “precious creative projects”) was doubly unfortunate. Of course, for those who’ve not been swayed by her clumsy charms or the old school sitcom tactics of Miranda, her loss was met with some glee. She’s probably been working overtime to get her stand up show ready since then but we’ve every faith she’ll carry it off.

Brighton Centre, Tues 1st – Weds 2nd April 2014

Feb 1, 2014

Stuart Huggett

Stuart Huggett grew up in Hastings, writing fanzines and blogs about the town’s underground music scene. He has been a regular contributor to SOURCE, NME, The Quietus and Bowlegs. His huge archive of magazines, flyers and vinyl is either an invaluable research tool or a bloody pain. He occasionally runs tinpot record label Dizzy Tiger, DJs sporadically and plays live even less.

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