Ed Night: Remains
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Sat 24 Apr 20278:00PMQuays Theatre
You greet, you part. You sleep, you wake up achier than yesterday. You break something, you heal it, you break something else. You move away, you move back to find your favourite places are all gone. You try something new, you fail. You get what you thought you wanted and it comes with a hole in your chest. You look after someone, they die, someone else gets sick, you look after them, they die, it starts again. You see a child run into a lamppost, you laugh and sneeze up blood. You meet God and he asks you for a fiver.
Fresh off the back of a string of hospital appointments and a stint in the writer’s cage of the only comedy TV show left in the country, people’s comedian and serial loser Ed Night is back on that old road with his brand new stand-up tour. Prepare to have your ribs tickled to the max by material about all sorts of different topics and subjects, from the man who believes he’ll die if he ever slows down.
Two time Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee. Writer for Saturday Night Live UK. As seen and heard on Comedy Central and BBC Radio 4.
Reviews
"Bafflingly underrated” - Chortle
“Criminally underrated” - British Comedy Guide
“Wildly underrated” - The Punchline
“Masterful” - The Times
“So bleakly funny… you felt winded” - The Guardian
“This is comedy as poetry… so good it seems effortless” - London Evening Standard
“Relentless and clever and daft… work of true virtuosity” - Rolling Stone
"An hour of belly-laughs - he really belongs on stage - and owns it like it’s the Palladium." - The Telegraph
“A singular talent” - The Skinny
“Yet another stand-up masterpiece… the definition of art… as is the case with some of the finest novels, you’ll feel you need to go back again to relive it, savour it and ensure you haven’t missed a drop” - The Scotsman
“Ed Night’s show flies by in a moment… I understand the comedy fans I met in a bar the other night who say they plan to go and see him twice, or maybe even three times… If Dylan Thomas was a comic from South London, he might sound something like this” - Beyond The Joke