Rory Marshall has dug deep into his extremely sad and pathetic soul to create an hour of extremely sad and pathetic characters. He adamantly claims that they’re nothing like him at all, but you can be the judge of that.
Straight from a critically-acclaimed, sell-out Edinburgh Fringe run, this is the debut show from South East Dartmoor's fifth-most promising character comedian.
As seen on Starstruck, Ellie & Natasia, Channel 4 and heard on Radio 4.
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Directed by Alex Cartlidge and Will Farrell.
‘I laughed so loud it was almost embarrassing… We should all be keeping a very close eye on Rory Marshall - because he’s about to blow up‘ ★★★★★ Metro
‘Rory Marshall is the real deal: sharp, funny and one to watch‘ ★★★★ List
‘Deliciously good… a real Fringe find‘ ★★★★ Times
'There are shades of Coogan’s observational edge, The Fast Show’s brevity, and Peter Sellers’ chameleonic agility, but the work is unmistakably his own' ★★★★★ One4Review
'Rory Marshall is my absolute favourite' Lolly Adefope
’Perfectly observed and properly funny’ Rhys James
★★★★ Scotsman, Chortle, Three Weeks