Adam Riches is… ‘The Guy Who’
Adam Riches
Tue 7th Mar - Wed 8th Mar
18:25 (
60 mins)
Comedy
Tickets from £13.00
Venue: Crypt
Adam Riches returns with an exclusive two-night run of his hit 2018 Edinburgh Fringe show ‘The Guy Who…’
As sensitive as soap and twice as slippery, The Guy Who you meet right after you come out of a long-term relationship is one of the planet’s most deliberate men. He works alone. In a bar. In a bookshop. In a cafe. In amongst you, in plain sight. He says everything he thinks you want him to say and plenty that you don’t. Beware. Be very, very aware.
Adam said: “This is a show with an edge unlike any other I’ve performed. The kind of guy that just stalks, preys, wields virtue signalling as a weapon. He cuts quite close to the bone sometimes, but in doing so hopefully exposes these guys for what they are. Ubiquitous.’
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Adam Riches
Comedian, actor and writer, Adam Riches, is one of the most celebrated talents in comedy having been nominated for The Times South Bank Show Breakthrough award, three Chortle Awards and was also named Time Out Comedy’s Person of the Year. He won the Edinburgh Comedy Award for his show Bring Me the Head of Adam Riches in 2011, and went on to spin swingballs with reckless abandon around the world, including at the prestigious Montreal Just For Laughs Festival.
On television he has appeared in Detectorists (BBC4), Horrible Histories (CBBC), Top Coppers (BBC3), Drunk History (Comedy Central), The Last Leg (Channel 4) and 8 Out of 10 Cats does Countdown (Channel 4) as Sean Bean. He also wrote and performed two series of The Guns of Adam Riches for BBC Radio 4 and created the spoof comedy podcast The Pod of Maximum Damage.
Press & Reviews
★★★★ The Times “Linguistic ingenuity, satirical elan…”
★★★★ The Telegraph “Wicked charm and 24-carat charisma”
★★★★ The Scotsman “Beautifully written… ridiculously funny… an awesomely powerful central performance”
★★★★★ Edinburgh Festivals Magazine “A hilarious hour”
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