Two of London's weirdest and most exciting queer voices on the comedy circuit - Dick Denham and James Murphy - bring their split bill stand-up comedy show to the Camden Fringe for one night only!Following his Camden Fringe debut in 2023 with his show Big Dick Energy, this time around Dick will offer their surreal observations on being genderqueer in a heteronormative world, getting older, mental health, and British culture.James will give a unique insight into life as a 6ft8 gay man with fiery absurdity, questioning societys expectations - from popped lungs to marriage and kids, and the rapidly changing world we live in.Dick Denham was the LGBTQ+ New Act Runner-Up 2022, and has been described by Zoe Lyons as really fun and Stephen Bailey as a joy to watch.James Murphy won the British Comedy Guides Performance Award 2022, was a Max Turner New Act Finalist, and 2Northdown New Act Finalist. Chortle have described him as "an elaborate, creative writer able to turn a phrase thats comically off-kilter.

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