WitTank
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Sketch Show starring Naz Osmanoglu, Kieran Boyd and Mark Cooper Jones which was performed at Just The Tonic at the Caves @ 6:15pm for 1 hour, on the following days during August 2011...
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Show Details
Like a runaway carnival of invention, WitTank hurtle back to the Fringe with a whirlwind of colossal characters, rakish charm and sketch magnificence. Book now to join the screaming throng, mammoth belly laughs await. Spruce yourself up and you might even pull. We have that effect on people. That and laughter. Leicester Comedy Festival Best Show nominees 2011. 'A roundly successful slab of high-octane/highbrow character comedy ... a formidable sketch troupe' **** (List), 'They should go far... they are among the best sketch groups on the Fringe' **** (BroadwayBaby.com), 'A stonking sketch show with something for everyone' **** (National Student).
Website: www.wittank.com Twitter: @WitTank
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