Seymour Mace Does Drawring – Review
Blindly feeling his way on to the stage in a mask in a parody of the pretentious Artist, Seymour Mace...
Victoria Nangle is an arts journalist, reviewer, columnist and celebrity interviewer in print, radio and television, specialising specifically in comedy for over 15 years, but not exclusive to it. She was previously editor of Latest 7 magazine, and has worked for Beyond The Joke, Chortle, The Argus, Brighton Journal, Viva, FringeGuru, FringeReview, amongst others. In 2019 the Komedia New Comedy Award was launched in association with Victoria Nangle and comedy club Comic Boom.
Blindly feeling his way on to the stage in a mask in a parody of the pretentious Artist, Seymour Mace...
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