Comedian Sarah Kendall on the Power of Storytelling, Silence and Cartwheels by Chris Quilietti

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By Chris Quilietti
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23rd Aug 2017
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Edinburgh Fringe

In Sarah Kendall: One-Seventeen, Fringe stalwart Sarah Kendall breaks down what we mean when we talk about good and bad luck. In her own inimitable style she takes the audience to her past in order to discover how she reasons with the chaos and uncertainty of modern life. Chris Quilietti from Broadway Baby Radio caught up with her to talk about the influence of space on stand-up, forgiving latecomers, and more.

Find listings information and read our five-star review of Sarah Kendall: One-Seventeen here: http://broadwaybaby.com/shows/sarah-kendall-one-seventeen/719917

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