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Grubby Little Mitts: Hello, Hi

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Grubby Little Mitts: Hello, Hi

The Kings Arms, Chapel Street
2 April 2024

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Grubby Little Mitts
Craig Fuller
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Following their hugely successful Edinburgh Festival Fringe season and return to the prestigious Soho Theatre, award-winning sketch duo Grubby Little Mitts are back on the road with their ridiculously high-octane, seriously ambitious hour of eye-watering comedy.

Traverse the perils of employment, friendship, and love, be dazzled with ear-splitting music, and try not to be sick if you see too much flesh. At once slapstick, sitcom, and surreal, the normal rules of engagement do not apply in this biting hour of sketch at breakneck speed.

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