Themes and Content of Canary

Stuart here, you can go to Stuart Goldsmith dot com slash comedy for tickets to my national tour. That's right. I'm taking my second ever climate comedy show. It's called Canary. I'm taking it the Edinburgh Festival for the last two weeks of August at the mononkey Barrel at Cabaret Voltaire. and I shall see you there in the last two weeks of August and then it's a national tour for this guy. Cambridge, Glasgow, Oxford, Manchester Cardiff Maiden Head, Sheffield andirmham culminating in my biggest ever tour show at Bristol Old Vixs, Stewart gooldsmith. com slash comedy for all your tickets. Hello team, Stu here. I am going on tour and to Edinburgh And I've sort of alluded to this a lot previously, but I haven't this is me officially launching it. The show is called Canary It's another climate comedy show. It's my best show yet. I did it last night at Chops and we inish did a preview together And despite the fact it was the hottest day of the year, which lent the whole climate comedy proceedings, a certain sweaty piquoncy, it was an absolute banger. Thank you to everyone that came to that. And I'm so excited to tell you, I'm taking the show on tour. I'm doing work in progress shows. I've got shows coming up before August, Exit a comedy festival. I've got the comedy creat in Northampton Guildford, London, Shrewsbury, and Swindon Comedy Festival as well. And then I'm at the Edinburgh Festival for the last two weeks of August, I'm just doing the second half like some sort of smooth operator Basically because I can't imagine taking a month long bite out of my children's school holidays for the foreseeable. But we're doing the second two weeks. It's going be at Monkey Barrel at Cabaret Voltaire at twelve forty five PM. I absolutely cannot wait. And then a national tour in the autumn. On tour I'm going to my favourite places on Tour Cambridge Glasgow, Oxford, Manchester Cardiff Maidenhead, Sheffield and Birmingham, and then I'm finishing the tour with my biggest ever show yet. It's going to be Bristol Old Vic in the main house where the big kids go. It's like five hundred tickets, which is more than I've ever sold for one gig before, but I'm feeling pretty I'm feelailing pretty something about it. I think it is confidence. I do feel confident. It's a big old mission. and let's why don't we observe Stewart observers can observe over the next few months whether I start sounding desperate or not I feel like in Bristol, I can do it. And so that's going to be a big old show. I haven't quite worked out yet what I'm doing in terms of support. Normally what I would do on Tour is run in the next show in like the do the Tour show, then a break, then run in new stuff for the next show But I've spent three years working on this show, and it's all my best stuff. And so who knows what will happen? I may have support, but don't apply to be my supp support. if you're listening to this and thinking, hey, I may do a call out for that at some point in future, but this certainly isn't it and I might just get kind of an friends to come and do it. I basically so I was so excited. The artwork is sensational and you can find out everything at Stuartgoldsmith. com slash comedy. I' just I'm just feel a bit giddy because it's such a nice thing to be able to announce. U this is this is it, my first tour in eight years. That's nearly two children ago Um, And the world was very different eight years ago, as I don't need to tell you. I've done a separate video about this, but reform weren't a thing We were still technically in the EU eight years ago. I think is it the tenthni I think it's tenth aniversary at the moment of the Brexit referendum, but it didn't get done for a while And so I think we were still in the EU. And Britain's hottest recorded temperature was a mere thirty five point six degrees way back then. So we're going to sort all of that out. The show is called, D I tell a bit more about it? It's basically the first show spoilers, the first climate S show was about me meeting the climate crisis. And this one is me grappling with the problem of whether individual action can actually make a difference. And although at one point in the show I do say, look, there's no end theres The show doesn't end with me solving the climate crisis. have thought long and hard about this and interviewed over a hundred sustainability people from all sorts of positions on climate. And as a result, I do genuinely think I have a fiercely hopeful, positive message that is to do with stuff that you and we can do. My vision for this show is to Create something when you're worried about dec cline it when you're having a wobble And it's understandable to have a wobble. It's a really understandable position that someone can say, A you wobbling about the climate? You should watch this show So I hope that is what I've achieved. I feel on the strength of last night, I feel like it is what I've achieved. and Mac as well was the other kind of keynote preview where I've gone Oh yeah Proof of concept, this all works and it's just so fun and it's got some of my best ever jokes in it I don't know what to tell you. Come and see it