Are there any words more guaranteed to strike terror into people's hearts than climate comedy?

Well, I thought so, and then I took my show Spoilers to the Edinburgh Festival and everyone bloody loved it,

including Brian Eno, if you can believe that. You can see it at the Soho Theatre from the 29th of November for four nights get your tickets at Stuart Goldsmith.com.

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Check the Uber app. up. Hello and welcome to the show I'm Stuart Goldsmith today I'm talking to

Zach and Vigo Venn and also their director Johnny Woolley and not as I

believe I erroneously call him Johnny Tucker confusing him partially with

Zach Zuckers comedy character Jack Tucker. Confused you will be but honestly by the

end of this episode and I've just chucked out the whole 90 minutes. I haven't put anything on the

insiders feeds. I want every single person to hear all of this. I bounced out of this interview just full

of joy and laughter and the fact that they're just so good at using a negative as a positive.

We talk near the end of this conversation about how their whole spirit is to, when something goes wrong, they're clowning, they all

trained, they met at Golièle, and they're all about 25, I think Vigo's a bit older,

but Jesus, disgusting.

They're so talented and

energetic and excited about comedy and towards the end of this

conversation we were talking about how their whole spirit is that when

something goes wrong they go yes and that is such an

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