- The Scotsman

- Three Weeks

- The List

“Deliciously batty” Time Out
“Better looking than my dog” Roy Hudd

Aggie Elsdon is what your mother would be like if she took class a drugs. She shakes off the “clock of invisibility” , useful if you want to become a drug smuggler in later life, and shows that aging gracefully is a myth. Looks at the rational, irrational hatreds you can form as you become older. Asks the great questions no one dares ask like:

Why put stickers on fruit?
Why is there always one shoe next to the motorway?
Why is there so much Toblerone at airports?
All this and more is covered.

ALSO STARING SOME OF THE BEST LOOKING MALE ACTS AT THE FRINGE.

By using mixture of guile, blackmail, and a the threat of kissing them, Aggie has persuaded some of the fringe’s top male talent to come along…different acts everyday, and everyone a winner.

Aggie Elsdon has been lurking on the London comedy circuit for a number of years, after she rather foolishly gave up being a Executive Creative director of Saatchi and Saatchi. She is now a permanent compere at a couple of Laughing Horse Clubs , as well as terrorising strangers in clubs around the country and in France. Her past credits also include being a zoo guest on the Fred MacAulay Show and writing for Fraggle Rock.