Hari Kanth: This Train Terminates Here

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Comedy (stand-up, solo show)

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A comedy show about definitely not wanting kids... I think? The second debut hour from the childless BBC New Comedy Award finalist and presenter of BBC Brit’s Socially Awkward Situations. Previous praise: ‘Refreshingly intelligent stand-up that also manages to be achingly funny’ (Young-Perspective.net). ‘So bloody good’ (Skinny). ‘Hugely confident, hugely slick… a welcome offbeat, slightly geeky sensibility’ (Bruce Dessau).

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Liam Ellison 114 days ago

I'd seen a wee bit of Hari on YouTube so vaguely knew what to expect. This is a very tight set, clearly been well practised and flows nicely. Hari is open about not liking to riff on the late arrivals/etc, but that didn't make any difference to the show. A good hour in a room that's at a reasonable temp/humidity!!!

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Shani 124 days ago

Clever, funny, and subtle! Hari Kanth's act has an awkwardly endearing (but brilliant) comedic nerdiness... it's as if Richard Ayoade had a baby with Romesh Ranganathan. Highly recommend him!

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