ED2012 Comedy Review: Vinegar Knickers – On The Edge (Vinegar Knickers)

With little research done into the show, when I first heard of Vinegar Knickers I thought of some outlandish, crazy, purposefully over-the-top show; which is exactly what I got. What I did not expect was how amazingly well this would be done and how much I would be laughing out loud. Performing various skits, loosely based around a launderette, the girls carry out the perfect mix of kookiness, craziness and raw bacon. Breaking out into dance, rap or pseudo-Danish there’s nothing Harriet, Sam and Katie can’t make absolutely side-splittingly funny. Each character is hilarious, each skit perfectly written and every joke entertaining. The best bit of silliness I’ve seen in a long time.

Just the Tonic At The Caves, 3 – 26 Aug, 2.40pm.
tw rating 5/5 | [Miranda Cannibal]

Sections: by Miranda Cannibal - ED2012 Comedy Reviews - tw rating 5/5 | Tags: Just The Tonic, Vinegar Knickers

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