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Paul Foot: Image Conscious

Following a sold out and critically acclaimed run at the 2018 Edinburgh Fringe, Paul embarks on an extensive UK tour of his new show, "Image Conscious", which he describes as follows:

'Greetings! It’s my brand new show, baybayyy! Ever considered the unique predicament of the soft-shell crab? I have. What about the numerous problems of organising a suburban orgy? The catering, for example. It's an absolute nightmare!' 

and this is what some of the critics said:

‘Absolute textbook Paul Foot comedy gold" Broadway Baby ***** 

‘It’s testimonial time for Paul Foot as he returns to Edinburgh with his 10th solo show. The show itself will be a delight for his loyal fans… and will not dent his reputation as one of the most original live comedians’ One4Review **** 

‘As gloriously anarchic as ever" Fest Magazine **** 

‘'Wonderfully crafted nonsense" Three Weeks **** 


Paul is a BBC New Comedy Award and Daily Telegraph Open Mike winner, has been nominated twice for a Barry at The Melbourne International Comedy Festival and was voted Best of The Fest and Best International Act at the 2013 Sydney and Perth Comedy Festivals respectively . Recent TV and radio appearances include "Breaking The News " (BBC Radio Scotland) "The Infinite Monkey Cage" (BBC Radio 4), “Never Mind The Buzzcocks” (BBC2), "Would I Lie To You" (BBC 1), "8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown" (Channel 4), "The Morning After" (NBC), "8 Out of 10 Cats" (Channel 4), "Set List" (Sky Atlantic), "Christmas Pub Quiz" (ABC Australia), "The Alternative Comedy Experience" (Comedy Central), "Spicks 'n Specks" (ABC Australia) "Melbourne Festival Gala" and "The Great Debate" (Channel 10 Australia),”Funny As Hell” (HBO Canada). In the USA Paul was a finalist on Series 6 of NBC's “Last Comic Standing”.


www.paulfoot.tv 


UK TOUR 2018-2019 (local dates)
Thirsty 27th Septet – Forest Arts Centre, New Milton
Flyday 28th Septet – Hanger Farm Arts Centre, Southampton
Saturnday 29th Septet – Farnham Maltings, Farnham
Thirsty 4th Octopus – Swindon Arts Centre, Swindon
Flyday 5th Octopus – The Riverfront, Newport
Saturnday 6th Octopus – The Artrix, Bromsgrove
Flyday 12th Octopus – The Spring, Havant
Thirsty 18th Octopus – The Komedia, Brighton
Saturnday 10th Novella – South Street, Reading
Flyday 30th Novella – The Old Firestation, Oxford


'Flat-out hilarious throughout, he remains one of the most original laugh-makers at the Fringe, consistently brilliant... this is live comedy at its most original.' New European ***** 

'A deranged genius' Sydney Morning Herald

'Sublime, original and brilliant' Independent 

'Utterly outlandish but beneath layers of absurdity is Foot's sharp eye for satire' Time Out

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