Two White Guys - T1027975655Join In Cahoots for an hour of sharp, silly sketches as they take on life's greatest mysteries and mundanities. A thrillingly fast-paced, uniquely British sketch comedy show from a hotly tipped duo, and there's only one white guy - thank God. As seen on the BBC. | |
| 23 Jul 15 to 25 Jul 15 | The Hen and Chickens Theatre, Inner London :: V234 listing details L612241233 |
| 5 Jul 15 | The Hen and Chickens Theatre, Inner London :: V234 listing details L01428460043 |
| 26 Jun 15 | Pleasance, Inner London :: V276 listing details L0344629200 |
T1668936925In Cahoots are a 'bold and audacious' (Edinburgh Reporter) sketch comedy duo, presenting their debut sketch show, one of the Top 40 shows longlisted in the Amused Moose Laughter Awards. In Cahoots' refreshing and unique take on sketch involves plenty of improvisation. Warm and welcoming, In Cahoots blaze a trail of characters through a witty show that is slickly performed and highly theatrical, whilst always retaining a playful looseness. At the Edinburgh Fringe In Cahoots received three 5* reviews (Three Weeks; Broadway Baby; Black Diamond FM), as well as repeatedly filling The Meadow Bar from the start of the festival. The show has consistently pleased audiences; it's playful and witty finale tying the sketches together leaving audiences laughing with abandon. To top it all off, they were runners-up in the 2013 'Golden Jester' comedy competition and they have 20,000 hits on YouTube.Performer Luke Manning. Performer Paul Ramond. | |
| 12 Dec 13 | General, Outer London :: V1087 listing details L1141067212 |
T676567703In Cahoots are a 'bold and audacious' (Edinburgh Reporter) sketch comedy duo, presenting their debut fringe sketch show, one of the Top 40 shows long-listed in the Amused Moose Laughter Awards. Why bold and audacious? Well, firstly, they are a sketch group that does NOT consist of white middle class boys with silly haircuts and Oxbridge educations - not that there's anything wrong with that. In Cahoots' refreshing and unique take on sketch means there is plenty of improvisation, audience interaction, and gags that dance skilfully on the boundary of good taste (which is often discussed with the audience when it occurs).Performer Luke Manning. Performer Paul Ramond. | |
| 25 Sep 13 to 26 Sep 13 | The Hen and Chickens Theatre, Inner London :: V234 listing details L1115165081 |
| 1 Aug 13 to 25 Aug 13 | The Fringe Office, Edinburgh :: V1059 listing details L825195649 |
