EDINBURGH FRINGE 2018
Chameleon, Comedian, Corinthian And Caricature.
In Edinburgh 2014 Nathaniel Metcalfe performed his second Fringe show. On the very last day, he broke up with his girlfriend of four years. He hasn’t been back since. It doesn’t take a great psychologist like Frasier Crane or Cracker to realise that these things might be related.Returning for his third solo show at the Fringe, Nathaniel investigates what it means to be an “artist”, taking inspiration from such notable figures as David Bowie and Jeremy Irons.
Mildly anticipated new show from the 'delightfully silly' (Time Out), Josh Widdicombe’s XFM Show regular, who has also been heard on BBC Radio 4 and BBC Radio 4 Extra.
Directed by James Acaster.
'Impressive' Scotsman
'The potential is excitingly evident' Metro
'There’s a touch of the Stewart Lee about his delivery... but it’s Lee on ecstasy. A friendly, jovial enthusiastic fellow' Chortle.co.uk
'Storytelling at its finest... His Sugar Puffs/Honey Monster comment is the stuff of dreams' **** List
**** ThreeWeeks
'Comic Genius' BroadwayBaby.com
'Brilliant, unusual and very funny' Josie Long
In Edinburgh 2014 Nathaniel Metcalfe performed his second Fringe show. On the very last day, he broke up with his girlfriend of four years. He hasn’t been back since. It doesn’t take a great psychologist like Frasier Crane or Cracker to realise that these things might be related.
Returning for his third solo show at the Fringe, Nathaniel investigates what it means to be an “artist”, taking inspiration from such notable figures as David Bowie and Jeremy Irons.
Returning for his third solo show at the Fringe, Nathaniel investigates what it means to be an “artist”, taking inspiration from such notable figures as David Bowie and Jeremy Irons.
