The hilarious smash-hit Camden Fringe show, Coronavirus A Great British Farce, based on the writer’s lockdown diaries, is going on a tour of England.
Joe went a little bit mad during lockdown – just like you did – and it’s hilariously cathartic to watch. This smash-hit Camden Fringe show is inspired by the writer’s ridiculous lockdown diaries – and it’s the best way to laugh away the trauma of the past 18 months.
Joe’s stuck in a tiny flat trying to make sense of the pandemic. One day, whilst watching a government briefing on TV, he decides to answer back. This sets off a surreal conversation with… Boris? Or maybe it’s his friend on Facebook? Or… maybe it’s his fridge. All Joe knows is, he definitely doesn’t know.
Brought to you by writer-director team Mark Daniels and Edwina Strobl, this Offie-nominated dark satirical comedy offers a unique take on the British response to the pandemic.
The play’s two actors (rising stars Kathryn Haywood and Edward Bartram) take you on a high-energy satirical journey from panic buying to Jackie Weaver via Matt Hancock, with an unhealthy dose of British gusto thrown in. It’s a relatable purging of the strange times we’ve been living through.
It’s absurd laugh-out-loud comedy at its best and it’s definitely not one to be missed! Brought to you in partnership with mental health charity, Campaign to End Loneliness.
Coronavirus A Great British Farce Tour Dates:
The Lantern Theatre, Brighton, 11th November, 7.30pm Tickets
Canal Café Theatre, London, 13th November, 7.30pm Tickets
The Garage Theatre, Norwich, 18th November, 7.30pm Tickets
Matchstick Piehouse, London, 25th November, 7pm Tickets
Crescent Theatre, Birmingham, 26th November, 7.15pm Tickets
