Performance

Venue	Pleasance
	Also: Pleasance Courtyard, Pleasance Dome, Pleasance Beyond
Town	Edinburgh
County	Edinburgh
From	31st July 2019
Opened	3rd August 2019
To	25th August 2019
When	17:30
Pleasance (V1282)
Current/Future Listings
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Production Changes

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Date of change: 11 Jul 19 - T1448890634

Paolo Nani - The Letter

Work:: Paolo Nani (S218757952)

Production:: The Letter (T1448890634)

A sparkling comedy classic and international hit show from 'one of the world's greatest clowns' (La Repubblica). Paolo Nani, alone on stage, with props that can be held in a suitcase and without saying a single word, performs 15 acts, all of them based on the same theme, but played in 15 hilarious versions. Stuffed with gags from start to finish, this ingenious performance has had audiences throughout the world in stitches, winning awards and critical acclaim in 45 countries! Suitable for all ages and nationalities, Paolo Nani brings his cult show to Scotland for the first time.

Performer

Paolo Nani Teater

Listing:: L1427790797

Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Venue 23, Pleasance Dome - King Dome

The Letter

A sparkling comedy classic and international hit show from 'one of the world's greatest clowns' (La Repubblica). Paolo Nani, alone on stage, with props that can be held in a suitcase and without saying a single word, performs 15 acts, all of them based on the same theme, but played in 15 hilarious versions. Stuffed with gags from start to finish, this ingenious performance has had audiences throughout the world in stitches, winning awards and critical acclaim in 45 countries! Suitable for all ages and nationalities, Paolo Nani brings his cult show to Scotland for the first time. Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Venue 23, Pleasance Dome - King Dome

Reviews

The Letter review
22Aug19: Seen at the Edinburgh Fringe

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