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Emma Emma | 15:59 UK time, Monday, 24 April 2006

Following on from their huge success at last year's Edinburgh Festival, are back. This time, the show will take place in the Soho Theatre, London. from Thursday 27 to Saturday 29 April.

Along with token able-bodied comedian Steve Best, the bill includes our very own Ouch writer and podcast presenter Liz Carr, Simon Minty, and Canadian Tanyalee Davis. Replacing blind comedian Chris McCausland and deaf stand-up Steve Day are Gareth Berliner and Paul Bentley.

All shows start at 8.00pm, and Thursday is already sold out. So get your tickets while you can by calling the Soho Theatre box office on 0870 429 6883, or online .

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  • At 11:46 AM on 25 Apr 2006, Johnny wrote:

Abnormally Funny People rock! I saw them at Edinburgh. I recommend you go.

Shouldn't the last comic listed be "Paul Betney"?

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