After 30 years of performing together as (probably) Oxfordshires finest sketch comedy duo, Mullins & Gladwin are still looking for the answer...but what is the question, and why is it so important to them after all this time? Addicted to Laughter is a brand-new sketch comedy retrospective written by Lee Mullins, Chris Gladwin and Luke Edwards.Their new show takes the audience on a journey of discovery as they reflect on their lives both on stage and off, taking into account marriages, divorces, more marriages, work pressures & addiction battles. Along the way an anthology of memories is evoked and brought vividly back to life. If you are a fan of sketch comedy, especially double acts, then this is the show for you! Previous appearances include three Oxfringe Festivals, Didcot's Cornerstone Arts Centre, Oxford's Old Fire Station & London's Cockpit Theatre.Laughter is without doubt the best medicine... but you might just be able to self-medicate if you catch these two in action (Daily Information)

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