Performance

Venue	Soho Theatre
	Also: Studio
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	7th March 2014
To	8th March 2014
When	21:15
Prices	From £15.00. To £15.00.
Soho Theatre (V1035)
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Date of change: 28 Feb 14 - T2085219802

Marlon Davis - Crackin' Up

Work:: Marlon Davis (S0527409533)

Also respected actor and writer, Davis has quickly climbed the comedy ladder, and is regarded as one of the hottest new names on the circuit. His refreshing observations have seen him named FHM Stand Up Hero 2009 winner, So You Think You're Funny 2006 finalist, Laughing Horse 2006 finalist and Amused Moose Laugh Off 2006 semi finalist. Alongside his stand up talents, this bright young comedian is also a respected actor and writer. With the MTV series ?Brown Eyed Boy' under his belt, he has also written for and starred in Secret Life of Hoodies (Paramount), alongside other appearances on BBC Two, BBC Three, Comedy Central and BBC Radio.

Performer

Marlon Davis

Production:: Crackin' Up (T2085219802)

Crackin' Up follows the hilarious consequences of a man's childish obsession with a virtual life and a woman wanting more from their relationship. Though he tries to live in a perfect virtual world (filled with Football Manager...) in reality his life is beginning to fall apart. For ages 16+. Running time: approx. 60mins

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Off the Kerb

Listing:: L0517685795

Upstairs

Crackin' Up

Crackin' Up follows the hilarious consequences of a man's childish obsession with a virtual life and a woman wanting more from their relationship. Though he tries to live in a perfect virtual world (filled with Football Manager...) in reality his life is beginning to fall apart. For ages 16+. Running time: approx. 60mins Upstairs

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