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Venue	Theatre at the Tabard
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	2nd March 2022
To	6th March 2022
Prices	From £14.50. To £17.50.
Theatre at the Tabard (V334)
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Date of change: 9 Feb 22 - T1928163501

Jazz Emu - You Shouldn't Have

Work:: Jazz Emu (S01612879140)

Production:: You Shouldn't Have (T1928163501)

London Limelight presents Jazz Emu: You Shouldn't Have (WIP); the new, unpretentious comedo- musicological proffering from global sensation Jazz Emu. Live music. Dead fun. In 2016, Jazz Emu played the biggest gig he'd ever landed, at the Helsinki Velodrome. But during his between-song patter, he carelessly insulted one of his biggest fans. What he said doesn't bear repeating, but let's just say the Scandinavian Goblin community may never look him in the eye again. Five years on, he's back to clear his name and regain his former glory. Will he be able to surmount the insurmountable, and get every single person in the world to like him? Or is it time for him to face the music?

Presented by	London Limelight
Director	Adam Flynn
Performer	Jazz Emu

Listing:: L1856373287

Current production:Work

You Shouldn't Have

London Limelight presents Jazz Emu: You Shouldn't Have (WIP); the new, unpretentious comedo- musicological proffering from global sensation Jazz Emu. Live music. Dead fun. In 2016, Jazz Emu played the biggest gig he'd ever landed, at the Helsinki Velodrome. But during his between-song patter, he carelessly insulted one of his biggest fans. What he said doesn't bear repeating, but let's just say the Scandinavian Goblin community may never look him in the eye again. Five years on, he's back to clear his name and regain his former glory. Will he be able to surmount the insurmountable, and get every single person in the world to like him? Or is it time for him to face the music?

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