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Stephanie Laing: Mad About the Boy
 

 

Leicester Mercury Comedian of the Year Finalist 2015

 

UK comic and hilarious weirdo Stephanie Laing presents her hit show Mad About the Boy on her debut Australian tour, as part of Adelaide Fringe.  Stephanie’s love life has been a rollercoaster, if rollercoasters involve awkward sex, self-sabotage and therapy.  Come and hear this lovable little dweeb talk about all the boys she’s done stuff with, including some proper wrong-uns.

 

'Eye-wateringly honest. Devastating technique, natural comic timing and delivery.' Chortle (UK)

 

‘Gloriously silly, wonderfully unpretentious.’ Broadway Baby (UK)

 

 

Event details

Venue: Producers Hotel, 235 Grenfell Street, Adelaide, SA 5000
Bookings: https://m.adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/stephanie-laing-mad-about-the-boy-af2018
Start Date: Sunday 11 March 2018

8pm, for one hour. £15

 

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