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Adam Larter

 

Comedian.

Writer.

Director.

I'm Adam Larter. 

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A London-based alt comic who has been writing and performing comedy for over 15 years. Not a household name but a proud fringe comic I'm best known for creating cult comedy collective Weirdos Comedy who have won various awards over the years. 

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Some people also know me for creating â€‹a Greggs out of cardboard in my living room.​

I wrote and directed a comedy play on an ice-rink 

Over projects over the years include my medieval disco musical Boogie Knights. ​

Immersive high concept show 'The Envelopes' 

The Big Pitch - is my advertising themed night which I run sporadically with Ellen Turnill Montoya [My day job is in advertising - if you want to find out about that you've gotta go to LinkedIn I'm afraid]. 

I'm also a director and have collaborated on excellent shows with Tony Law, Mark Silcox, Mr Handsome (Ellen Turnill Montoya), Katie Pritchards, Kristian D Kirklan, Sam & Tom (Sam Nicoresti and Tom Burgess), Ali Brice, Pat Cahill and Dave Bibby.

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Photo credit: Alexis Dubus

Adam Larter

 

Comedian.

Writer.

Director.

Artist.

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‘Adam Larter is one of the most prolific people in comedy’

Chortle

ABRIDGED CREATIVE RESUME - WRITER

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2011 - The Legend of Bob Geldof         [City Cafe, Edinburgh Fringe] 

2012 - Happy New Year                        [Captain Tailors Coffee House, Edinburgh Fringe]

2013 - Plumpy’Nut w. Ali Brice              [The Hive, Edinburgh Fringe]

2013 - The Colonel [Co-written]            [Bethnal Green Working Men's Club, London] 

2014 - Computer Boy                             [Proud Archivist, London]

2014 - A Christmas Tail                          [Heroes Grotto Pop-Up, London]

2015 - Weirdos for Christmas No. 1       [Heroes Grotto Pop-Up, London]

2015 - Only Fools and Horses and       [Museum of Comedy / Oxford Playhouse] 

Horses and Horses and

Horses and Horses

2016 - Return on Investment                [The Hive, Edinburgh Fringe]

2016 - The Unofficial                             [Oxford Playhouse] 

Supergrass Musical

2016 - My Big Fat                                  [Leicester Square Theatre]

Weirdos Christmas Wedding

2017 - L’Art Noveau                               [The Hive, Edinburgh Fringe]

2017 - The Battle for Icetopia                [Alexandra Palace Ice Rink]

2018 - Boogie Knights                           [The Hive, Edinburgh Fringe]

2019 - Good Morning Croissant           [The Hive, Edinburgh Fringe]

2019 - Weirdos Save Christmas           [Bloomsbury Theatre] 

2020 - Weirdos Comedy Online          [Zoom etc] 

2021 - Murder at the                              [Museum of Comedy, London]

True Crime Convention

2022 - The Envelopes                          [Museum of Comedy, London]

2023 - Cricket Noises                           [Leicester Comedy Festival / Camden Fringe] 

2024 - Aloo Gobi                                   [Leicester Comedy Festival]

2024 - You Can’t Trade Friendship     [Spiegeltent Brighton / Camden Fringe] 

2024 - QAnon Vs Dracula                    [Museum of Comedy, London]

2024 - Weirdos Xmas Space Race      [Bloomsbury Theatre] 

2025 - Millennium Bug                         [Leicester Comedy Festival]

2025 - Killer Seagulls from Somerset [Museum of Comedy, London]

2026 - Who Remembers the 90s?      [Leicester Comedy Festival / Edinburgh Fringe]

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WEIRDOS COMEDY​

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Weirdos Comedy Club was founded in 2011 by Adam. 

The club was founded as a small, off-the-radar open-mic where acts could perform weird shit. Since then, the night and the acts in it's collective have gone on to do great things. 

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Weirdos have performed five full length pantomimes for charity, performed a Supergrass musical infront of Supergrass, sold out Leicester Square Theatre with a surreal Harry Potter tribute and performed a comedy play on ice. 

All scripts are original and everything is done without funding.

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‘Some of the silliest, funniest and most innovative shows on the circuit’

Timeout

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Making us laugh at very strange things’

The Independent​

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‘The closest thing we have to a modern-day Comic Strip’

Chortle​

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‘Making comedy more exciting than it has been for ages’

Bruce Dessau 

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