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Kevin Shepherd: Caronicle

No matter how rubbish it was, you loved your first car. Even now the memory of that unreliable, uncomfortable, death-trap can still make you smile.

Join Kevin as he attempts to understand how ten inanimate objects and some harmless anthropomorphism have influenced his behaviour, relationships and manhood (not that one).

Caronicle is the story of Kevin’s life told via the medium of the cars that he has owned. You don’t need to have driven a car to enjoy this show you just need to have lived.

“Consistently funny…a good strong hour of laughs” Fringe Report

“A true Fringe Experience” Three Weeks

“Is this your vehicle sir?” Sussex Police

“Enjoy the ride” Chortle

4th – 28th August at 20:05
Laughing Horse @ The White Horse (Royal Mile)
Adminsion FREE!

Kevin Shepherd

Kevin moved from his native town of Bognor Regis with a burning ambition to become a successful stand up comic.

Once he had conquered his initial fears Kevin quickly became a regular at many clubs. He also got through to The Laughing Horse new act of the Year Final 2002 and came second in the Krater New act of the Year 2002 at the Komedia in Brighton. In 2006 he did his first and very well received Edinburgh show Kevin Shepherd: Comics Die in Hot Cars.

In 2009 he was asked to performed support slots for if.comeddies nominees, Mickey Flanagan and Ivan Brackenbury on their national tours. This year Kevin has helped direct, write and edit Tom Binns 2011 show ‘Ian D Montford – Spirit Comedium’. He has also tried he hand at acting, recently body doubling for Ralph Fiennes as Voldermort in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

Quotes

“He switched between anecdotal and punch line based humour with ease, and left us eager for more.” BBC Lincolnshire.

“Assured stage presence, deadpan delivery and good gags.” Last Laugh Sheffield.

“Shepherd made good use of a diverse crowd to deliver some superb lines.” ents24.com

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