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4 BETTER OR 4 WORSE
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Aisha Amanduri |
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Comedy
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Venue:Bar 50, Within A&O Edinburgh City Hostel, 50 Blackfriars Street Edinburgh EH1 1NE
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Phone: 0131 524 1989
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Links: Click Here for venue details, Click here for map
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Ticket Prices: Pay What You Can Tickets - from £5 
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Room: Upstairs
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AUG 6-7, 10, 13-14, 17, 20-21, 24-30 at 11:00 (60 min)
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Two comedians walk into a relationship.Aisha Amanduri (Rolling Stone’s “gifted and important voice”) and British Comedian of the Year Vlad Ilich share a stage and a home. A gag-packed split bill about love, identity and confidently misunderstanding British culture.They’re only here to split the bill. Probably.“A confident, gag-packed set.” – The British Comedy Guide"Funny in the best way" - Helen Bauer"Smart, goofy and consistently funny" - The Scotsman
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August 27, 2026  One4Review | | | Well, here’s a conundrum, Muslim girl from Kazakhstan, falls for Christian boy from Macedonia, and in “4 Better or 4 Worse”, real life couple, Aisha Amanduri and Vlad Illich, navigate the potholes on this road to love and maybe wedlock.Each of them entertaining us to a section of their own brand of humour mostly about how they’ve arrived here as immigrants and managed to make their way in life to becoming British citizens. Taking the Life in the UK test is no laughing matter, especially when you have to study up on Henry VIII.They both have a lovely chemistry when they are performing together, Vlad’s Balkan tales mix in beautifully with Aishas stories about growing up all over the world. Their childhood stories are very funny and although their lifestyles and cultures may have been very different, now living in London, they have come together to carry out their dreams as comedians and performers.It’s a well thought out show that still needs a few tweaks here and there, the roast battle at the end needs some attention. I’m keen to see how this show develops and becomes a much stronger and tighter set. Click Here |
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