Ada will be returning to the The Stand Comedy Club for the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2024
with her new show Big Duck Energy!
with her new show Big Duck Energy!
Ticket link for the Edinburgh Fringe run:
www.thestand.co.uk/fringe/2017/ada-campe-big-duck-energy
See it before August!
4th April - Wales Millennium Centre
23rd May - Brighton Spiegeltent - click here for tickets
16th June - Wandsworth Festival - ticket link soon
www.thestand.co.uk/fringe/2017/ada-campe-big-duck-energy
See it before August!
4th April - Wales Millennium Centre
23rd May - Brighton Spiegeltent - click here for tickets
16th June - Wandsworth Festival - ticket link soon
Previous solo shows
Ada Campe: Naval Gazing
The Stand, Edinburgh Fringe 2023
Ada Campe: Too Little, Too Soon
The Stand, Edinburgh Fringe 2022
Ada Campe and the Psychic Duck
The Stand, Edinburgh Fringe 2018 & 2019
Reviews include:
***** The Wee Review
***** ScotsGay
**** The Scotsman
"With her outlandish eye makeup, headdress and conspiratorial air, Ada Campe effortlessly draws her audience into her story. Though set in the 1980s, it’s an Edwardian-style tale of a troupe of variety performers including the mysterious Madame Canard and the duck of the title. Thanks to Campe’s dramatic delivery and enviable turn of phrase, it’s also very funny... It’s a world as convincing as it is amusing, both eccentric and deeply researched."
The Guardian recommended show
With a spectacularly peacocky headpiece atop flowing garments, a deeply mellifluous, over-enunciated voice and a demeanour of barely contained mischief, she could pass at a pinch for a slightly bibulous Edwardian spiritualist or rambunctious Wodehousian aunt. In fact, she’s a marvellous teller of tall tales, purveyor of puns and occasional conjurer, in roughly that order. This show shows off those skills to a tee.
The Scotsman
"Song, dance, magic and comedy are just the tip of the Campe iceberg; a walking whirlwind of glitter and bright colours, she never lets an audience know her next move. Draped in her signature drag-style make-up and wonderfully outrageous outfit (complete with sequinned headpiece), this vivacious variety act lives up to her surname.... Campe’s charismatic performance has the crowd grinning and giggling, both at the performer and each other. A bouncy and kooky show with a heap of heart, Ada Campe’s queer cabaret has a strong message of family at its core."
The List