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TNT MagazineWhat's on: Stand-up comedian Iain Stirling brings his show 'Happy To Be The Clown?' to the Soho Theatre on Jan 17-19
13th Jan 2013 2:18pm | By Editor
Stand-up Stirling confesses to being “one of those comedian/presenters you get nowadays” – he’s been presenting on CBBC.
Modest maybe, but debut solo show, Happy To Be The Clown? sold out at Edinburgh and makes its London premiere.
His dad is still not “sure about the whole thing”, he says. You will be, though.
£12.50, Jan 17-19. 9.45pm Soho Theatre, W1D 3NE
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