GARRY STARR PERFORMS EVERYTHING Makes Debut At Edinburgh Fringe
Who is Garry Starr? Come experience this PLAGUE OF iDiOTS' award winning debut solo show, fresh from fantastically successful runs in Australia.
Nothing is sacred as disgraced actor Garry Starr tears through artistic genres with little regard for personal safety, and even less regard for art. An hilarious new physical comedy about over-ambition and underachievement from Plague Of iDiOTS frontman Damien Warren-Smith and legendary comedy director Cal McCrystal (The Mighty Boosh, Paddington 1 & 2, One Man Two Guvnors).
Following his recent dismissal from the Royal Shakespeare Company due to 'artistic differences' Garry Starr is determined to defy his critics by performing every single genre of theatre in under 60 minutes, thus saving the performing arts from their inevitable, impending extinction.
Damien Warren-Smith grew up in the sleepy snowy mountains town of Cooma before studying at Actors Centre Australia. Upon graduating, he moved to London where he spent more than a decade working as an actor and deviser with companies such as Tall Stories, Hull Truck and Nottingham Playhouse. In 2013, he studied at École Philippe Gaulier in Paris before creating internationally-renowned clown collective A Plague of iDiOTS.
Garry Starr Performs Everything picked up an Adelaide Fringe Emerging Artist Weekly Award 2018 and several great reviews for his first solo show at Adelaide Fringe Festival, and debut Melbourne International Comedy Festival season where it was Nominated for Best Newcomer as well as the Golden Gibbo.
Get tickets to see Garry Starr Performs Everything at this year's Edinburgh Fringe Festival: https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/garry-starr-performs-everything
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