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This feels terrible.

This is terrible. I am your host, Aaron McGathie. Today on the podcast, I have a conversation with British comedian, performer, Clown, John Luke Roberts. He's been on the BBC, BBC Radio,

and he's performed at Edinburgh several times and I had the

the great pleasure. I'm trying to come up with a with a butter word than pleasure

because it was I had I had the privilege of seeing his show

stood out up at the Soho theater in London a few weeks ago.

Thanks to Paul Foxcraft future guest of the show.

He, uh, Paul tried to not warn me, but, but prepare, but Paul tried to prepare me for, for this

show, which is challenging and funny and sad and fantastic. And, uh, I, I had such a profound experience at the show that I really wanted to talk to John

Luke Roberts afterwards about his experience writing the show and what it was like taking

such a personal thing and putting it on stage and playing with the form of the solo show.

The show is called Stadadap.

It's about his dead father.

At a certain point, he puts in fake teeth and wears his dad's old suit and plays his dad as an insult comic. And it's really great and interesting.

And I'm just going to read a quote from Time Out Edinburgh about the show,

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