Breasts loom large in our culture - but why?Following a sold out run in Edinburgh and nomination for the coveted Amused Moose Award, Samantha Day (Titologist and Comedy Store King Gong Winner) gives us a warm welcome to her Tit Academy. Get to this show early - in Edinburgh, people had to be to be turned away.Samantha delivers wonderful material on body image, getting older and being a woman - prepare for naughty jokes as well as some clever political takes. Her relaxed delivery and charming crowdwork keep the energy up and the class is peppered with anecdotes about her family: Her daughter got through to the finals of the Love Island auditions, and we learn of her sister's days as a Page 3 girl, along with some light hearted pops at her husband, Mr Day.As our class moves towards conclusion, we realise weve been led up the garden path - the finale brings the whole audience together after an hour of mischief and mirth. A well structured show with hilarious visual gags, riveting story telling and excellent comedy writing. Highly recommend enrolling in Tit Academy, but be sure to arrive early as places are limited!"Her tit material is without equal." - Arthur SmithIndustry awards:Amused Moose Award, Edinburgh Fringe - Nominee (2023)Comedy Store King Gong - Winner (2022)New Comedian of the Year, Southport Comedy Festival - Winner (2022)New Comedian of the Year, Leicester Square Theatre - Finalist (2022)Best New Act, Bath Comedy Festival - Finalist (2022)

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