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UK LGBT EVENTS - Sorry (I Broke Your Arms and Legs) @ Pleasance Theatre
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01 - 09
Sorry (I Broke Your Arms and Legs) @ Pleasance Theatre

The must-see hit character comedy show from James Akka. Three Weeks The Recs One 4 Review 'Painfully funny' The Stage Sam Wilson, Class 8C, is obviously the correct choice for Head Boy. And he's got the PowerPoint presentation to prove it. Join Sam for a hilariously nostalgic trip back to school, where the road to success is certainly no Geography with Mr Baker. (Geography with Mr Baker is massively easy.) As the race to become Head Boy intensifies, will Sam cause another boy grievous bodily harm? See title. After a sold out run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and a critically acclaimed UK tour, this 'spectacularly joyful and silly' (The Independent) comedy finally comes to London. Sorry (I Broke Your Arms And Legs) is a riotous PowerPoint presentation combining all the laughs of a stand-up comedy set with the thrills of World Book Day. Pleasance's Associate Artists and 'a terrifically exciting company' (The Stage), Maybe You Like It present a double bill of high energy, story driven stage shows that are fast, funny, fluid and filmic. Three weeks only, tickets available from 10. Supported by the Cockayne Foundation.

Tickets : £ Various Tickets

Address : Pleasance Theatre
15 North Road
London
N7 9EF

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