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Postponed: Laura Smyth: Born Aggy

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  • Postponed: Laura Smyth: Born Aggy

    • Due to unforeseen circumstances Laura Smyth has had to postpone her tour. We are working to find a new date for the show.

    If you hold a ticket it will be valid for the new date  and we will be in touch with news as soon as we have it. 

    What if all your dreams come true and you’ve still got the hump?

    Laura Smyth has had a meteoric rise in comedy! Her debut tour ‘Living My Best Life’ sold out up and down the country; she has supported Jack Whitehall, Michelle de Swarte, Alan Davies, and Jason Manford and appeared on multiple panel shows, QI, Would I Lie To You, 8 out of 10 Cats Does Countdown and Live at The Apollo TWICE! She’s even beaten cancer; she’s done all the alternative healing shit you could shake a stick at – and she still thinks everyone’s a d**khead. It can’t just be her, can it?

    Like her last tour, Laura will cover all of her everyday ever-changing life with truth, warmth, and hilarity. Maybe she needs more sleep or maybe she was just born aggy.

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    The Gulbenkian reviews

    “Not just a comedian, a phenomenon”

    The Evening Standard

    “Wickedly funny…a big-hitting good-time comic!”

    The Guardian

    “A proper star in the making”

    Jack Whitehall

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