Leith Comedy Festival Work-in-Progress Weekender at Leith Theatre

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Leith Comedy Festival proudly presents a cracking line-up of work-in-progress comedy double bills in support of Leith Theatre from 10th to 13th July.

About Leith Comedy Festival Work-in-Progress Weekender at Leith Theatre

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Leith Comedy Festival proudly presents a cracking line-up of work-in-progress comedy double bills in support of Leith Theatre. See them here before they take the Edinburgh Fringe by storm!

Thursday 10th July:
Krystal Evans and Rosco McClelland

Friday 11th July:
Gareth Mutch and Stuart McPherson

Saturday 12th July:
Laura Davis and Robin Grainger

Sunday 13th July:
Tamsyn Kelly and Liam Withnail

Four nights. Eight incredible comedians. One iconic venue.

These shows will sell fast, don’t miss the chance to see these brilliant comedians in the intimate Crush Foyer at Leith Theatre.

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