Daniel Kitson’s Gregory Church at RET
The latest offering from Daniel Kitson arrives in Manchester next week for one night only with his story show The Interminable Suicide of Gregory Church.
the story show which won him a fourth Edinburgh Festival Fringe First
Award of his career in 2009. The show is described by the Everyman as a
“fictional anecdote”, which is “funny, poignant and an optimistic
meditation on modern life”.
The show follows on from last year’s sell out performances of 66a Church Road at the Everyman, located in Hope Street, and previous success with his storytelling shows C90 and The Impotent Fury of the Privileged.
The Yorkshire-born performer has been a hit act at the Edinburgh
comedy festival since his first show at the event in 2001 when he was
nominated for the Perrier Award for his show Love, Innocence and the Word Cock. He went on to win the prestigious award the following year with his show Something.
Kitson’s The Interminable Suicide of Gregory Church.
arrives at the Royal Exchange Theatre on 31 May.
