very cool interactive show coming up gang from Stuart Laws ....

29th May - wang in diaries!

https://nextupcomedy.com/programs/stuartlaws_isthatguystillgoing_2905

New release 1 of 2 this week! 
 
Jo Griffin's Power Hour

When Jo (36, single, living in a houseshare with five strangers off the internet - humble brag!) found herself legs akimbo, on a medicinal magic mushroom retreat in the Welsh mountains earlier this year, she thought she might have finally felt power for the first time in her life.

THE POWER HOUR is for anyone questioning the heteronormative boxes who’s ready to take on the big boy topics, from the world melting to chin-hair plucking. Com join Jo for her first self healing psychedelic trip! J

o was shortlisted for the BBC New Comedy Award & Funny Women Awards 2023 and her debut Edinburgh show sold out Soho Theatre.

Big news...

And no - it's not about all our Edinburgh Fringe livestreams (that's coming soon!)

We might relaunch our V.I.P. membership offer...

...maybe with a lifetime membership option.

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in case you missed it gang, here is our latest newsletter which highlights all the latest on-demand shows...

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Howdy NextUp fans,
Spring has sprung and the comedy is blooming!
(side note: loooovely copyrwriting skills by me)
In this newsletter, I've spoonfed you all the top shows so you can bunk off work and get your comedy fill. Enjoy...

Latest Exclusive Releases

Award-winning comedian, tap dancer and Talksport radio host Charlie Baker toured this hour of stand-up drenched in manure, cider and clotted cream around UK villages/towns/cattle markets. Now he's gone digital for the whole world to embrace comedy with a countryside accent. Imagine Jethro and Jack Black had a son. Job's a good 'un. Proper job.
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Amy Matthews spins a sparkling web of comedy magic drawn from the two states she finds herself caught between – stability and restlessness. She swings between the unbridled joy in the freedom that everything can change, and the crawling anxiety that nothing is certain. This is a show about the thrill of falling and the thud of landing. And after a thud comes a laugh.
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Jason Byrne, half man, half natural disaster. Over the course of his accident-prone life Jason has been rebuilt from the ground up. Bits removed, metal pins, new knee, and an eye that’s been treated, over the years, by the medical profession like a game of Pong. This all culminated last year with heart surgery, twice! He enjoyed it so much he went back for more. Join the most gifted live comedian on the planet as he invites you to laugh at his misfortune. If he tried to say Schadenfreude, he’d probably dislocate his tongue.
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Alistair Barrie wasn’t planning on writing a new show until the Conservative Party started playing musical chairs in Downing Street. Liz Truss blamed her downfall on woke culture, and if you agree with her, this probably isn’t the show for you. But if you like topical comedy from a professionally grumpy man looking for any excuse to avoid his parental responsibilities, you’ll be glad to hear Alistair was one of the few people not on strike in 2023. 
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In her debut solo show, Lulu Popplewell explores the links between Love Actually, smoking crack, the Daily Mail and sunburn. Is love actually all around? Why is addiction more relatable than recovery? Which drug would Mr Bean be most likely to take? None of these questions satisfactorily answered and more! A daft, rude and thoughtful hour of jokes, actually.
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Jason Byrne's latest show - out now! 🤓

David O'Doherty, Mark Watson and Stephen Bailey are BACK!

Access Festival catch-up is available for 1 week only starting TODAY...
https://nextupcomedy.com/categories/Livestream-Catch-up

Don't miss out...

Hey Nextuppers, I reckon it's time we had some decent chat on these here new(ish) community feeds.... So, how did you find the first two livestreams of the Fringe? I personally loved both of them, and have new comedians to follow as a result. Also there was chat from some folk saying that they've never been to the Fringe before, and I'd like to know why, do you live far away? Or unable to make it for any other reason? I personally stay in Glasgow, so I'm just fucking lazy these days (I jest, I'm a chef so it's pretty tricky :p). Also let's reiterate what a great job  this platform  continues to do for live comedy and accessibility to it.

Much love,
Dan. (absolutely no affiliation to the site, just a huge live comedy fan)