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24/07/2024

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24/07/2024

Caerphilly comedian Tommy Smith is hoping to become the next big thing as he prepares for his debut performance at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

24/07/2024

John Ross is back for one show at BOTECO DO BRASIL Edinburgh for the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 1st August 4pm. TICKET LINK IN COMMENTS....

23/07/2024

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23/07/2024

The hilarious Mikey Motion is back at BOTECO DO BRASIL Edinburgh for the Edinburgh Festival Fringe venue 516. His 1st show is 3rd August 8:30pm.

A brand new show of new bits and jokes from Mikey Motion. Come and see Mikey, try new material for the first time. A relaxed show for you to help him see what works from his notes and ideas. It will be fun & silly! BBC NEW Comedy Award Shortlist 2023.

17/07/2024

Romania's finest comedian who also stays here in Scotland, Sylas Szabolcs bring his hit show to BOTECO DO BRASIL Edinburgh of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. His show runs from the 5th/8th & 12th/15th at 4pm . Ticket linking comments.

SYLAS SZABOLCS: SYLAS BUT DEADLY

Sylas Szabolcs is celebrating two milestones. He’s been in the UK for 10 years and is turning thirty. One is enough for a therapy session but the two combined can mean only one thing: a full hour at the Fringe. This will be his second hour of stand-up comedy. Combining his taste for the silly and the serious, topics will include dating shockers, leaving his 20s behind, the oddities of British culture, our strange relationship with mental health. All done in his signature energetic, cheeky style. 'Confident and well performed.' (TheStand.co.uk).

17/07/2024

16/07/2024

Ronnie Black, who's also one of the Men In Quilts brings his new solo show to BOTECO DO BRASIL Edinburgh for the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with 2 performances on the 16th and the 23rd August at 7pm. Ticket Link in comments.

RONNIE BLACK: DIFFERENT CLASS

From the High court to Tennis Courts – Join Ronnie as he takes you on a rollercoaster ride from the gritty mean streets of the Glasgow schemes l, to the posh, middle-class Southside where kids had private tutors and friends called Rupert. In this side-splitting solo comedy show, discover how he navigates the fine line between holding onto his working class roots and adapting to the ever-so-different world of privilege. Prepare to laugh and even shed a tear as Ronnie reveals the pressures when you're from a 'Different Class.' It's an inspiring testament to the power of embracing change but challenging inequality with a smile. Get ready to experience a show that serves up comedy and life lessons in equal measure!