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Thursday 30th January | 2025 | 7pm
Canalhouse
£12.50
After an unsettling encounter with a wildlife enthusiast, the Funny Women Award finalist explores what it means to be a human animal (nightmare, tbh).
Expect coming out in your 30s, rinsing homophobes, and forming a coven with your kids. The debut stand-up hour from the 'brilliant' (Bridget Christie) comedian and writer. Over 11 million views on TikTok. Heard on BBC Radio 1, Radio 5, Radio 4.
Amy Mason is a writer and comedian from Bristol. Shortlisted for BBC New Act of the Year, Amy has multiple TV shows in development with production companies including Clerkenwell and BBC Studios.
"Amy Mason is so good; I was laughing before she said anything" Bridget Christie
"So so so so so so so so funny" Jess Fostekew
"Charmingly poignant and funny" Herald
"Endearingly off-kilter… one to watch" The Times
"Personal but totally universal" ★★★★★ WhatsonStage
"Absolutely enthralling" ★★★★ BroadwayBaby
★★★★ List
Reviews of Free Mason:
One of the Guardian's 10 funniest jokes at Ed Fringe 2024
"Cracking… cheekily boundary-pushing… a distinctive comic in the process of redefining themselves" ★★★★ The Scotsman
"Free Mason is a wonderful example of belated, begrudging self-acceptance channelled into a flourishing personality and consistently very funny performance" ★★★★ The Scotsman
"a delightfully deadpan exploration of her queer identity… a misfit among a new generation" ★★★★ The Skinny
"Mason's oddball charm & poignant message of resilience makes this show sing… an uncut diamond" ★★★★ Fringebiscuit
Photo credit: Lucy Ridges
Suitable for ages: 14+
| Amy Mason: Free Mason (30 Jan 2025) | ||
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| Day | Times | |
| Thursday | 19:00 | |
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