  The Mash Report - with it’s great cast & crew (including our Steve N Allen) - returns to our screens on BBCTwo (Fridays - 10pm) from the end of October. You can apply for audience tickets here: Following his fantastic run at the Edinburgh Festival in August and his recent BBC Radio 4 series, you can see NICK REVELL perform his solo show “BrokenDreamCatcher” on the below dates. Forthcoming dates - Do book ahead.. Click to book: (Last performance) Description & Reviews: Following a successful run at this year's Edinburgh Festival and his BBC Radio 4 series, see comedian Nick Revell perform a collection of surreal, satirical and autobiographical stories, including Vladimir Putin’s Bottom Is Missing, Clash of The Hipster Shamans and BrokenDreamCatcher. Not only autobiographical but also 100% true (as defined by The 2018 International MSM and Social Media Definitions of Veracity Convention). The Times - “Nick Revell has done for magic realism what Austin Powers did for James Bond”. The Observer - “So good…uplifting stuff” The Sunday Times - Sublimely surreal…wonderfully odd” ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The List - "...a glorious piece of esoteric, literary fiction, finding a fun route into anarchic, erudite comedy" ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Beyond The Joke - "...a master storyteller with a powerful and original mind" ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ FringeGuru - "Revell is a true raconteur. This is old-fashioned farcical storytelling, where a man, a microphone and your imagination is all that is required" ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Mumble - "Great surrealism should always be on the cusp of believable. It is known as the suspension of disbelief. And this comic did that with great aplomb" ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Morning star - "A masterclass of storytelling, with a lovely final rant" “This is a sort of Jackanory for grown-ups and it is great fun. Nick Revell’s stories are a fantastic device to do some satire, some politics, some observational humour and a load of silliness…Nick pretty much has the ‘surreal fiction for adults’ genre to himself and he is its master. I left thinking I wish they would put it on telly” - Kate Copstick, The Scotsman Age - 15+  |