Name: Ania Magliano and Heidi Regan Edinburgh previews
Start: 2022-07-20 19:00:00
End: 2022-07-20 21:45:00
Location: Village Soho

Ania Magliano and Heidi Regan present a double bill of Edinburgh previews at the Village Soho, just before they head north to Scotland.

Ania Magliano: Absolutely No Worries If Not (Work in Progress)

50% Polish, 50% Italian, 100% legend. Ania Maglianos debut show tackles the stuff that matters: LUSH, horse girls, and buying a cat off Gumtree.

Leicester Comedy Festival Best New Show Winner 2022. Writer for Amelia Dimoldenbergs Chicken Shop Date. As seen on The Stand Up Sketch Show (ITV2) & Dave Online.

Already has the cool, calm and collected stage presence of a standup veteran Guardian

A finesse usually seen after decades in the game Diva Mag

Come if you want to, but absolutely no worries if not.

Heidi Regan: Work in Progress

Having had very limited experience in committed relationships, Heidi moved in with her girlfriend and began looking into parenthood minutes before a global pandemic kicked off. As things get serious, an increasingly hopeless Heidi tries to support her NHS girlfriend via her usual tactics of telling very bad jokes and making niche pop culture references that never land. It has mixed results.

Heidi has two of the most prestigious comedy awards under her belt; the So You Think Youre Funny? title at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2016 and has supported the likes of Joe Lycett, Phil Wang, Milton Jones, Tom Houghton, Tez Ilyas and The Guilty Feminist on tour.

Multitude of laugh-out moments Scottish Daily Mail

A show that is smart, positive and personal while being consistently funny Shortcom

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