Stand-up comedy made in Britain is always sharp, frequently edgy, and sometimes downright filthy. It can be surreal, grotesque, disturbing or even philosophical. Most certainly it is never safe or polite.
With live music from the Duo Belvedere from Zürich

Rhys Davies
“Charismatic, clever and self-aware…Destined for great things.” wrote the Guardian about him, and we certainly wouldn’t disagree. “Wiseboy”, he calls himself, and his wisdom has been gratefully received by the audiences of an ever-increasing number of television and radio shows, including “Mock the Week”, “Don’t Make Me Laugh” and “Football Tonight”. Need to know info: He takes a shoe size 9 and is a lot funnier than it is possible to describe in these few lines.

Duo Belvedere (musical interludes)
In their own minds, much-travelled Mario Marchisella (vocals) and Valentino Marchisella (dodgy keyboards) are the kings of the San Remo song festival, circa 1967. In real life, they sing honey-sweet Italian canzoni in the style of men who take it all with a pinch of salt. Actually, for British Comedy @ Miller’s, Mario and Marino will leave their comfort zone far behind to enter the dangerous world of James Bond.

Sprache: English