Announcing Socks shows, and Adelaide album

NEWS FLASH! At long last, after years of persuasion and reticence, the Scottish Falsetto Socks are going to perform their very first kids show at this year's Edinburgh Fringe.


This year the Socks will be performing their brand new Socky Horror Show Boo Lingerie every night at 10.40pm, and from Thursday to Sunday every week at 11am they will be performing the family friendly show Chunky Woollen Nits. Both shows take place at the Gilded Balloon Teviot and tickets will be going on sale very soon. Stay tuned for trailers and tasters.

SOCKS TOUR DATES SPRING 2012

But before all that we have a series of Socks shows taking place all over the UK, and we don't want anyone to miss out on them. So make a note of these dates, and if you know anyone who lives within reach of these shows, send them the link now. NOW! Thankyou.


Apr 7 - Bath Comedy Festival
Apr 12 - Torch, Milford Haven
Apr 13 - Exeter Barnfield
Apr 14 2012 - Spa Bridlington
April 25 - Byre Theatre, St Andrews
Apr 27 - Lemon Tree Aberdeen
May 3 - Halifax, Square Chapel
May 4 - Keighley Exchange Arts
May 5 - Stafford Gatehouse
May 12 - Chorley Little Theatre
May 19/20 Brighton 7pm & 4.30pm - First BOO LINGERIE Previews
May 27 - Hereford Courtyard
June 28 & 29 - Harrogate
July 9 - Rondo Bath Preview
July 13 - Beverly Puppet Festival
July 19 - Tring Festival
July 20 - Lass O Gowrie Manchester
July 21 - Nottingham 2pm + Guildford Electric Theatre 8pm
July 22 - Derby 2pm
July 27 - Bedford Fringe
August 1 - 27 - Edinburgh Fringe

ADELAIDE PHOTOS ANYONE?

And if anyone fancies indulging themselves in a book full of someone else's photos, I believe they're called coffee table books in the trade, might I recommend Adelaide 2012. 80 glossy pages of photos from our month in Adelaide, available in hardback or paperback. Have a free preview of the first 15 pages on us...



The Scottish Falsetto Sock Puppet Theatre tour the UK from April and play the Edinburgh Fringe in August, tickets and details here.

Four & a half thumbs-up review from The Punch
"Roll up roll up" - Adelaide Advertiser review
"Side-splitting laughs" - FIVEaa review
"Delightfully silly and thoroughly enjoyable" - The Heckler
"Head-slappingly funny" - Festival Freak review