Sara Pascoe: Success Story

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Comedy (stand-up)

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Description

After a huge UK tour, Sara brings her Success Story to the Fringe for one night only. After deciding to be famous at 14 years old, Sara has auditioned for Barrymore, ruined Hugh Grant's birthday and seen Salman Rushdie dancing. For balance she’s also been slagged off by Geri Halliwell and stuck in a dressing room with Nigel Farage so it’s not all glamour. 'Beautifully constructed and eloquently delivered' **** (Evening Standard). ‘Warm hilarity’ **** (Guardian). ‘Expertly framed... such wit and flair’ **** (Chortle.co.uk). ‘Wildly entertaining’ **** (List).

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The Telegraph (3/5 stars) 103 days ago

Not only has Pascoe been on a dancefloor with Salman Rushdie and Benedict Cumberbatch (yes, together), but in a fine bit of physical comedy she imitates their moves.

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