2011 Edinburgh Fringe

Chris Ramsey: Offermation

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33: Pleasance Courtyard

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Following a total sell-out debut in 2010, Chris returns to Edinburgh with his second solo stand-up show. After a fantastic year supporting Russell Kane and Al Murray on tour, appearances on Comedy Rocks (ITV1), Russell Howard's Good News (BBC3) and on BBC Radio 4, Chris is back with a show about communication and how to smash through the barriers we put up between us. Is the world really getting smaller or is everyone just in your face? There is not enough information and too much Offermation. 'High quality, consistently funny, observational material' (Guardian), 'Frighteningly talented' (GQ).

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An interview with Chris Ramsey

"You're not going to ask me how I got into comedy are you?" asks Chris Ramsey before we begin our interview at the BBC's Edinburgh Fringe base.

Andrew Dipper, Giggle Beats, 24th August 2011

Video - Chris Ramsey on information overload

Comedian Chris Ramsey talks about his new show.

STV, 19th August 2011

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Following the sell out success of his 2010 debut solo show Aggrophobic award-winning comedian Chris Ramsey returns to The Edinburgh Festival Fringe with his brand new stand up show - Offermation. Since his first Fringe appearance with The Comedy Zone - which launched the careers of celebrated comedians Dave Gorman, Harry Hill, Russell Howard amongst others - Chris has appeared on 8 Out of 10 Cats (Channel 4), Comedy Rocks (ITV1), Russell Howard's Good News (BBC Three) and supported Al Murray on his UK tour.

1. Offermation (n): Information that is given without being asked for; especially information that is useless or is unwanted. (Urban Dictionary)

With such an extensive array of communication capabilities at our fingertips, how come we never talk? Why is it that we often know more about random people on the internet than we do some of our own family? This year Chris takes a journey into the Offermation in his life; more specifically: an annual round robin letter from unknown family members. Why is it that this unrequested information is poured onto his doormat every year?

Sometimes the most pointless of things can end up giving us so much joy. Join Chris as he wades through the Offermation, and attempts to bring us closer together.

Winner of The Journal Culture Newcomer of the Year 2010 Award and named Zoo Magazine's 75th funniest man, Chris was a finalist in both the Chortle Student Comedy Awards and the Leicester Mercury Comedian of the Year. In September he will be a series regular in Chris Addison's Show and Tell (E4).

Performances

Date Time Venue
3rd Aug 2011 21:50 Pleasance Courtyard
4th Aug 2011 21:50 Pleasance Courtyard
5th Aug 2011 21:50 Pleasance Courtyard
6th Aug 2011 21:50 Pleasance Courtyard
7th Aug 2011 21:50 Pleasance Courtyard
8th Aug 2011 21:50 Pleasance Courtyard
9th Aug 2011 21:50 Pleasance Courtyard
10th Aug 2011 21:50 Pleasance Courtyard
11th Aug 2011 21:50 Pleasance Courtyard
12th Aug 2011 21:50 Pleasance Courtyard
13th Aug 2011 21:50 Pleasance Courtyard
14th Aug 2011 21:50 Pleasance Courtyard
15th Aug 2011 21:50 Pleasance Courtyard
16th Aug 2011 21:50 Pleasance Courtyard
17th Aug 2011 21:50 Pleasance Courtyard
18th Aug 2011 21:50 Pleasance Courtyard
19th Aug 2011 21:50 Pleasance Courtyard
20th Aug 2011 21:50 Pleasance Courtyard
21st Aug 2011 21:50 Pleasance Courtyard
22nd Aug 2011 21:50 Pleasance Courtyard
23rd Aug 2011 21:50 Pleasance Courtyard
24th Aug 2011 21:50 Pleasance Courtyard
25th Aug 2011 21:50 Pleasance Courtyard
26th Aug 2011 21:50 Pleasance Courtyard
27th Aug 2011 21:50 Pleasance Courtyard
28th Aug 2011 21:50 Pleasance Courtyard

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