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Marcel Lucont & Scott Capurro
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Marcel Lucont
@MarcelLucont
Marcel Lucont, flâneur, raconteur, bon-viveur, and easily the greatest UK-based French comedian around. Marcel has toured the world with his dry wit, bawdy chansons and exquisite sex poetry.
His television acting roles include Nathan Barley (Channel 4), Pramface (BBC3), Derek (Channel 4) and Red Dwarf XI (Dave). As a stand-up comedian he’s appeared on John Bishop‘s 2014 Christmas Show,[1] Set List,[2] Russell Howard’s Good News and various stand-up shows on Comedy Central.[3] He was also a regular on series 2 and 3 of Live at the Electric.[4]
In New Zealand he has been a panellist on Best Bits and 7 Days.[5]
He has made radio appearances on BBC Radio 4 Extra in 4 Extra Stands Up[6] and BBC Radio 1‘s Phil And Alice’s Comedy Lounge.[7]
In 2011, as Marcel Lucont, he wrote the book “What We French Think of You British… And Where You Are Going Wrong,”[8] published by New Holland Publishers.
In 2013, also as Marcel Lucont, he released the album “Vive Lucont!” featuring 8 songs and 3 poems.[9]
Dubus hosts the Comedy Cul-de-Sac podcast, in which established comedians give accounts of their worst ever experiences on stage.
“Fresh, accessible and hilarious”
The Guardian“Wonderful French wit… Superb stuff… His elegant, sardonic turns of phrase are an utter joy”
Tim Arthur, Time Out“Excellently dry”
The Times“Wickedly funny”
The Telegraph“As effortless and smooth as a fine silky brie…
Witty, intelligent and pitch-perfect”
The List“Marcel’s control of his audience is like that of Stewart Lee. And I have no higher praise than that.
Those of us who have had the pleasure of Marcel Lucont know that it is something you do not forget in a hurry…
A marvellous malevolent monster… Mordantly brilliant stuff”
The Scotsman
Scott Capurro
@scottcapurro
Scott Allen Capurro (born December 10, 1962) is an American comedian, writer and actor based in San Francisco.[1] His comedy material is deliberately provocative, referring often to gay life and culture, politics, race and racism, and popular culture.
“I don’t give a shit about those who don’t like my work,” he snaps. “I’m never going to win them over anyway, so why bother? My work is for a discerning audience who don’t have knee-jerk responses.”
Incredible, relentless performance
The audience was in howls of laughter almost constantly throughout this incredible, relentless performance…
It’s a 50-minute non-stop torrent of jokes, a cacophony of colourful humour and lurid and graphic descriptions of all manner of filth.
Scott Capurro & Marcelo Lucont
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