In a video released on YouTube on former prime minister Indira Gandhi's 37th death anniversary, Gandhi described the day of her grandmother's funeral as the "second most difficult day of my life". He trained in improv and clown in Chicago and Paris.įilippo has a successful podcast called “Anything Goes” since 2020, featuring audio sketches, surreal interviews and forgettable history lessons.Recounting Indira Gandhi's assassination and funeral, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has said just hours before her death she told him not to cry if something happened to her. He has also extensively toured the USA (LA’s Comedy Store, San Francisco’s Punchline, Austin’s Cap City) and Europe. Filippo brought his solo shows to the Edinburgh Festival and the Adelaide and Melbourne Comedy Festivals.
He works in English and Italian.įilippo has performed stand-up comedy on Italian National television (Rai 2) and was regularly cast on award-winning satirical comedy show, “Battute?”. Please reserve a seat in advance.Įveryone should have negative test, proof of recovery or vaccination.įilippo Spreafico is an Italian comedy writer, stage and television performer and radio host. Therefore, we are only able to have a limited number of tickets. The show will be held entirely in English (despite Filippo being Italian), will be held indoors and follow current social distancing guidelines. If you like how this sounds, then come along!įriday, 24th of September 2021 - Doors 8:00 PM / show 09:00PM
This absurdist, of-the-cuff and poignant show includes: romantic romans, pathetic pathogens, sex, flirting with trees, à la carte religion, the evolutionary advantages of dating apps, relationships, the politeness of newborns, the following instants right after the fall of fascism, technology and some general jokes about being Italian.
“If my grandmother had wheels she’d be a streetcar (and other obvious realizations)” is a hilariously creative comedy show mixing mundane and metaphysical topics.
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