MAJA BLOOM & CHLOE JACOBS Edinburgh Preview Show
| 0 | LONDON: The White Hart (info) |
|---|---|
| P | Tuesday 29th July, 2025 |
| N | Door time: 6:30pm Start time: 7:00pm |
| . | 18 and over |
| C | Comedy |
Event information
Edinburgh Fringe preview shows from comedians MAJA BLOOM & CHLOE JACOBS.
TWO amazing shows, ONE affordable ticket!
7 - 7:45 PM - Foot Putter // Maja Bloom
7:45 - 8 PM - INTERVAL
8 - 9 PM - Twilight: Breaking Down // Chloe Jacobs
ABOUT:
FOOT PUTTER by MAJA BLOOM
'FOOT PUTTER’ is a story of a multi cultural, mal-adjusted immigrant Brit, an unlikely autistic, a permanent outsider, looking inside the bowl and themselves, peppered with jokes, optimism + some useful tips for other 'foot putters’.
Maja Bloom - a multi-talented multilingual actor, singer
and stand up comedian you might recognise from The Fantastic Beasts franchise brings her solo show to you!
Calling herself 'the Foot Putter' because of her graceful ability to often say things that others might find perhaps a bit unusual (at the very least), Maja Bloom will delight you with her energy, her offbeat jokes and frank sociAL observations of an immigrant ‘Brit that is just never ‘British enough’...
TWILIGHT: BREAKING DOWN by CHLOE JACOBS
The year is 2009. The location is, physically, Slough, Berkshire and, spiritually, Forks, Washington. Chloe and her 11-year-old best pals have become obsessed with all things Twilight. Soon, enjoying the franchise is not enough for these voracious and unbalanced tweens. They must immerse themselves in this world and so Daughters of Volterra, a 30,000-word self-insert erotic fanfiction, is born.
Join comedian and improviser (_The Oxford Imps_) Chloe Jacobs as she guides you through the hilarious and fevered imaginings of her vampire-obsessed youth. This show asks the important questions: what does it mean to be a superfan? What compels us to write? And... Bella! Where the hell have you been, loca?
“I need to hear the rest of this fanfiction!” - Ahir Shah
“Savage, but incredibly witty” - Oxford Opening Night
“Charmingly self-deprecating and wonderfully self-assured” - Cherwell
“Effortlessly funny … [had] the audience doubled over with laughter” - Daily Info
