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Home Edinburgh Fringe 2018

Edinburgh Preview: I Can Make You Feel Good. By Comparison. at Just the Tonic at the Caves

by Theatre Weekly
June 28, 2018
Reading Time: 2 mins read
Charlie Partridge I Can Make You Feel Good. By Comparison

Charlie Partridge I Can Make You Feel Good. By Comparison

I Can Make You Feel Good. By Comparison. is the hotly anticipated debut show from comedian Charlie Partridge (host of The Moth Live in London, international hit Rebel Bingo and one half of cult hit sketch duo Robin & Partridge).

Charlie Partridge tried to be cool while falling in love with a woman who wanted an open relationship. This mistake and others took him on adventure. Join Charlie for an hour of beatboxing and storytelling comedy as he takes you on an unbelievable, yet entirely true journey through unglamorous promo work, attempts to show off at music festivals and reluctant orgy attendance, all in pursuit of a happy ending.

Charlie has done stupid voices for Radio 4’s Newsjack, written for The Now Show, told improvised stories on BBC Radio 6 Music, performed on BBC Three as part of BBC Presents Edinburgh 2014 and The Javone Prince Show and made series of ‘Robin & Partridge’ shorts for BBC Three.

Charlie presents events for the likes of The Moth, The New Scientist, Tough Mudder, Red Bull and Facebook and has performed at music festivals including Glastonbury, Bestival, Lovebox and Secret Garden Party. He hosted and co-produced game show Rebel Bingo from its inception in a church hall in Islington to accidentally taking over the world with shows in NY, LA, Vegas and Rio and presented the Visa Improv-athlon – an absurd, mime, improvised game-show during the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, which gathered 50 million views.

I Can Make You Feel Good, By Comparison is directed by Thom Tuck.

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“A surreal, rambunctious act” The Telegraph
“A little force of nature well worth going to see” **** Broadway Baby
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“it’s wild; it’s colourful; it looks a little like it should be in a travelling circus” **** Edinburgh Guide
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I Can Make You Fell Good. By Comparison. comes to Just the Tonic at The Caves at 4:50pm from 2nd – 26th August (except 13th)

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