Written and performed by award winning and critically acclaimed character and sketch comedian Sian Hutchinson, this updated revamped version of Sian's solo show 'Tick My Box' achieved two sell out shows, a standing ovation and won the accolade of Audience Choice 'Best Event' award at this year's Brighton Fringe.Booze-soaked and unlucky in love Suze has had enough. Dumped by the love of her life Dave, Suze is determined to re-embrace the dating scene the only way she knows how - with seven hot-to-trot dates, bags of dogged persistence and copious bottles of house white - all in one evening!Sit back and squirm with laughter as you are privy to the worst evening ever in Suze's life! It's a show that has had audiences emitting uncontrollable trouser-splitting howls of laughter!"A Masterclass in character comedy. Sian Hutchinson is the next Catherine Tate - you heard it here first" (Camden Kiwi)"Hutchinson is reminiscent of Julie Walters and... Kathy Burke" (Kate Copstick - The Scotsman)"Sian had something of Olivia Colman about her" (Bruce Dessau)WINNER: BRIGHTON FRINGE 2023 'AUDIENCE CHOICE AWARD' BEST EVENTNOMINATED: FUNNY WOMEN AWARD FINALIST: SKETCH-OFF COMEDY AWARDS

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