Sixteen Breakfasts: A comedy tribute to John Hughes

Continuing our run of very silly experimental comedy nights, described as “totally stupid and so much fun” by Time Out Laugh Out London proudly presents presents: Sixteen Breakfasts, an unofficial tribute to John Hughes.

Laugh Out London present a live performance of a brand new film from a screenwriter Ron Hughes* who claims to be John’s nephew. Ron has written an original piece with some familiar themes and recognisable characters.

Expect stroppy teenagers, wise-ass uncles and paint-cans falling from the top of the stairs on string.

The play will be performed live by a team of London’s finest comedy idiots including:

Matthew Highton: “Highton has the storyteller’s gift”- **** Chortle
Joz Norris: “Norris is uber-confident, but he has the material to back up his tenacity” – Time Out
Marny Godden: “fantastically realised slice of surreal character comedy” – **** Broadway Baby
Matt Tedford: Star of Margaret Thatcher Queen of Soho
Ali Brice: “Joyously bonkers … the perfect level of exaggerated oddness” – **** Chortle
Ally Sheedy** and many more.

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*Ron Hughes may or may not be Weirdos Comedy club writer Adam Larter.
**Ally Sheedy might not be performing