Name: Andrew Coleman's Heart Problems
Start: 2024-08-04 18:30:00
End: 2024-08-04 19:20:00
Location: Aces and Eights

At the end of 2023, skinny-boy Andrew Coleman was rushed to A&E with heart problems (he survived). A month later, his girlfriend broke up with him (don't worry the show is funny).The award-winning comedian brings his first solo show to The Camden Fringe with witty one-liners and high-energy stories about modern relationships, phone sex, undercover ticket inspectors and embarrassing first class flying.Each performance will feature a different opening act (TBA) showcasing the best talent on the UK comedy circuit.Andrew will be performingatAces and Eights:Sunday August 4th at 6:30PMFriday August 16th at 9:30PMSaturday August 24th at 6:30PMAnd doing a final closing night performanceat The Museumof Comedy:Sunday August25th 7:00PM

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