Ben Moor: A Three Thing Day

“I have always found that arriving somewhere early allows more time to daydream.”

Ben has three things to do today.

A show is opening later, but first he has a family meeting, and before that there’s a funeral.

A single day can encompass the past, present and future; friends, family and strangers; the ridiculous, the moving and the inspirational.

Like life.

There’s talk of snacks, lies and videotapes; unreliable phones and good gullibility; dogs, dolphins and rissoles.

Surreal and melancomic, it’s a day crammed with one-liners and observations alongside beautiful digressions.

Ben Moor has been performing oddball storytelling shows at the Fringe for over 30 years, winning a Herald Angel Award for Coelacanth in 2005.

TV credits include Knowing Me, Knowing You, The IT Crowd and The Queen’s Gambit.

“A natural storyteller who blurs the boundaries between comedy, theatre and performance art” Stewart Lee

“Funny, acutely observed and ultimately compassionate” ★★★★ Three Weeks

“Electric, elegant, sublime, timeless” ★★★★ Fringe Biscuit

“Spellbinding” ★★★★ The Stage