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Adam Kay - This is Going to Hurt (Secret Diaries of a Junior Doctor)
Tour synopsis, cast & creatives
Approximate runtime 70minutes.
Age Advisory: 12+
Performers Adam Kay.
Tour details for Adam Kay - This is Going to Hurt (Secret Diaries of a Junior Doctor) 2018 to 2020
Between 22nd October 2020 and 14th August 2021 this tour will visit 28 venues in West End, Guildford, Shrewsbury, Malvern, Outer London, Leeds, Oxford, Outer London, Nottingham, Woking, Wolverhampton, Torquay, Bristol, Stoke-on-Trent, Aylesbury, Manchester, York, Outer London, Folkestone, Milton Keynes, Ipswich, Crewe, Glasgow, Liverpool, Brighton, Stockton-on-Tees, Southampton and Edinburgh. Current and future dates only. This production has already been seen in 58 venues since 23rd April 2018.Dates for Adam Kay - This is Going to Hurt (Secret Diaries of a Junior Doctor) (Comedy) tour
Currently showing
Thu, 22nd October 2020 to Sun, 8th November 2020
Apollo Theatre, West End» - 9 suppliers available
Thu, 22nd October 2020 to Sun, 8th November 2020
Apollo Theatre, West End» - 9 suppliers available
Fri, 13th August 2021 to Sat, 14th August 2021
Playhouse Theatre, Edinburgh» - 1 suppliers available
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Overall: 4.00Margi (28Jan19): This was a fab show until the end. Whilst I appreciate that Adam was highlighting the plight and reality of the Juniour Doctor and the decisions that they make that can often have a poor outcome, I felt that after relating the story 300 times on stage that the emotional reaction was inappropriate. If indeed his emotional state was genuine, then this is not at all healthy or advised for his wellbeing 4
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