Performance

Venue	The Fringe Office
	Also: EdFringe venues
Town	Edinburgh
County	Edinburgh
From	4th August 2005
To	28th August 2005
When	17:55 (not Aug 17)
Prices	From £7.50. To £7.50.
The Fringe Office (V1059)
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Axis of Evil

Work:: Axis of Evil (S982631832)

Production:: (T01660713594)

Saint Augustine once said that 'what is called evil in the world is but the absence of good'. But he was a tosser. In their brand new sketch show, Bridget Christie and Andrew Doyle expose the many faces of evil. What is it? Where is it? Why does it be? This show offers a genuine Edinburgh rarity: a male/female comedy double act. Not since the Krankies broke all conventions of alternative comedy in the eighties has this feat been attempted with such aplomb. And frankly, Christie and Doyle are much better looking then the weird Scottish couple. Cruel and caustic, yet irresistibly funny, this heartless duo invites you to confront your own darker side.

Performer	Bridget Christie
Performer	Andrew Doyle

Listing:: L01661478573

Fringe Festival. Smirnoff Underbelly, Cowgate, George IV Bridge. Box Office: 0870 745 3083. Website

Production details

Saint Augustine once said that 'what is called evil in the world is but the absence of good'. But he was a tosser. In their brand new sketch show, Bridget Christie and Andrew Doyle expose the many faces of evil. What is it? Where is it? Why does it be? This show offers a genuine Edinburgh rarity: a male/female comedy double act. Not since the Krankies broke all conventions of alternative comedy in the eighties has this feat been attempted with such aplomb. And frankly, Christie and Doyle are much better looking then the weird Scottish couple. Cruel and caustic, yet irresistibly funny, this heartless duo invites you to confront your own darker side. Fringe Festival. Smirnoff Underbelly, Cowgate, George IV Bridge. Box Office: 0870 745 3083. Website

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