The Comedy Project

Show Info Age & Content Guide

Genre Entertainment

Venue

First Performance 08/04/2013

Closing 29/04/2013

Running Time 2h

The talented writing / performing team The Comedy Project return to the Soho Theatre to present their 2013 season of new comedy writing; whether you’re a punter or an industry insider, if you want to know which way comedy is going, this is for you.

The Comedy Project offers audiences the unique chance of seeing new work from well-established writers performed alongside material from the best in up-and-coming comedy talent.

Two pieces are presented each night with the content ranging from ‘off-book’ sitcom pilots to ‘on-book’ radio plays; from stand-up shows to filmed sketches and are given on the night feedback by a panel of comedy industry experts

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