Ray Bradshaw and Some Funnier Friends

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Comedy (stand-up)

  • Babes in arms policy: Babies are not allowed in the venue
  • Policy applies to: Children under 2 years
Venue Age Restriction: Strictly 18+

Description

Multi-award winning Scottish stand-up Ray Bradshaw is coming back to the fringe with a brand-new work in progress show for 2024. Ray has just finished his third UK comedy tour and will be joined every night by a brilliant guest from the world of stand-up to help out with the heavy lifting of the show as he hasn't written it yet. Ray was previously the support act for John Bishop on his 2022 UK arena tour, and is now doing a pub in Edinburgh to show how well his career is going.

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    • Wheelchair access type: Not fully wheelchair accessible

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Thomas Hogg 136 days ago

Ray is a funny and very genuine guy, with a whole raft of anecdotes and tall tales that are guaranteed to make you laugh. The venue is straight from the original style Fringe setup - a small room above a bar, which is so intimate that you feel the audience is part of the act. On the evening that we visited we also saw a short set from Ray O'Leary, an up and coming act from New Zealand who had a different delivery but was no less entertaining.

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