#dontbeshit (Darius Davies)

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Comedy (satire, multimedia)

  • Babes in arms policy: Babies are not allowed in the venue
  • Policy applies to: Children under 2 years

Description

#dontbeshit, just be funny. Two lessons Darius lives by along with an A-Z of being a seductive geek. 'A rock-solid hour of constant laughs...' (Chortle.co.uk). 'Hilarious... Brutally funny' (Scotsman). 'Energetic, self-aware and genuinely hilarious... a must watch' (The Student).

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    • Wheelchair access type: Not fully wheelchair accessible

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Christian Haas 57 days ago

Thanks to a special audience, our show had a lot of crowd work, which kept everyone quite entertained. On the flipside, the actually planned content felt a little short, yet this allows to visit the show further times to learn more. A curious approach to standup comedy, and I'm interested in further events.

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ALFONSIN CINTIA 59 days ago

The show was chaotic in one word, there was nothing in the show about what was promised in the description of it, it felt completely improvised and while some moments were funny most of the time it wasn’t clear what was the narrative and what was going on. There was a lot of non necessary picking on the audience, I’ve seen crowd work many times and this one lacked of creativity in many cases. I also feel the ticket money request at the end of the show was handled a bit poor. I had a ticket I had my ticket scanned when I got it and then having to be asked for my ticket again when leaving was a bit annoying to say something, also talking so much about money when the show we all expected wasn’t what was delivered felt really strange.

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