How would you cope with 96 year old Granny Bain, the confused sectarian who thinks the Queen is a Catholic, neighbour Ann Marie, the suicidal 6’3” trans-sexual, and the politically correct cousin Campbell whose wife Fatima was selected from an ethnic minority short-list. Read more …
Join multi-award winning writer & performer Iain Heggie (double Fringe First winner and creator of the runaway hit Tobacco Merchant’s Lawyer) as he gleefully dissects modern relationships in these razor-sharp new monologues. What’s more, every attendee will get the one-in-a-lifetime opportunity to become friends with Iain, simply by completing a questionnaire upon entry to the show.
Iain is chuffed to be back at the Edinburgh Fringe, following a six year absence, with two new solo shows. People I Tried To Like and the musical play Love Songs For A Timewaster, both of which developed from his experimental work-in-progress show Wide Asleep which fused theatre with cabaret, live music and stand-up.
Gilded Balloon Teviot, Edinburgh from Wednesday August 3, 2011, until Sunday August 28, 2011. More info: www.gildedballoon.co.uk
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