Matthew Highton – Insufficient Memory
  • West End

Matthew Highton invites you to come celebrate the small moments and memories that makes us who we are. Examining the central idea that we are all subject to chance and circumstance and using his Grans dementia (funnier than it sounds) as a spring board into the moments of life unique to each of us, Highton hilariously encourages us to celebrate life even in it's darkest corners and find the joy in living and the memories we create along the way.


'Insufficient Memory is a touching and funny show, drawing on the most formative moments of our lives, those moments when we don't know we're showing our vulnerability - something everyone can relate to in our own way.' - Chortle
'It's rare to see stand-up be as upbeat as Insufficient Memory' - Short Com
'Genuine guffaws and belly laughs from the crowd' - The Wee Review
'No politics, no doom, no gloom, and an uplifting message, 'Insufficient Memory' provides a hilarious respite from the difficulties of the modern world' - EdFringe Reviews

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