Seymour Mace & Robin Ince - Comedy At The Lamb

About

A double bill from two beloved and be-spectacled giants of alternative comedy. First up, a full (Edinburgh Fringe length - nearly an hour) show called:

'Seymour Mace; Brilliant F**ker!'

55 years; a lonely speck, time off in lieu and a weekend in Tuscany. These days of fast sausage, fake bananas and fabric chickens can make you forget nothing matters. Join me and my medicated brain as we bathe in angel's piss. Hog! Dog! Frog! Exotic tortoise! Appearing here. There. Anywhere. Underneath. In prison. Outside a shop. Looking at a wall. Milling around in farmyards with lanyards for events that never took place... Seymour Mace.
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'An utterly delightful show clever, rebellious, absurd and gloriously, gloriously silly' (Scotsman).

And after an interval we welcome back Comedy At The Lamb favourite:

Robin Ince.

Robin Ince is many things. A comedian, an author, a broadcaster and a populariser of scientific ideas. The Guardian once declared him a becardiganed polymath which seems about right.
He is probably best known as the co-host of the Sony Gold Award winning BBC Radio 4 series The Infinite Monkey Cage with Professor Brian Cox. He also co-hosts the podcast Book Shambles with Josie Long, An Uncanny Hour and Science Shambles with Dr Helen Czerski, all three of which are a part of The Cosmic Shambles Network, which he also co-created.
His most recent book, Im a Joke and So Are You, was described by Chortle as one of the best books ever written about what it means to be a comedian. He also wrote the book, The Bad Book Club, and has edited and written short stories for two volumes of Dead Funny: Horror Stories by Comedians, as well as writing and presenting documentaries about the history of self-help, comedians and melancholy, Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds, Richard Feynman, General Relativity and Dr Seuss.
As a stand up he has toured the world and won three Chortle Awards, the Time Out Outstanding Achievement Award and was nominated for the British Comedy Awards Best Live show. The Guardian once wrote that, When someone writes a history of modern comedy, they should make room for Robin Ince and of his latest show The Scotsman described it as an alchemic mix of enthusiasm, knowledge and observation.
He has created, curated, pioneered and hosted numerous nights mixing science, music and comedy at some of the most celebrated venues around the world from the Hammersmith Apollo and the Royal Albert Hall in London to the Roy Thomson Hall in Toronto and The Opera House in Wellington. His brainchild Nine Lessons and Carols for Curious People continues to sell out theatres every year, over a decade after its first appearance, and in 2022 he embarks on a world tour of arenas with Professor Brian Cox.
He has received an Honorary Fellowship of UCL, an honorary doctorate from Royal Holloway College (University of London), and is a fellow of the British Science Association. (from robinince.com)

Tickets are limited so that everyone is comfortable in the venue. Booking is highly recommended.

Line ups are subject to change in case of circumstances beyond our control. We dont usually have to change line ups, it's very rare indeed.