“PIONEERS OF ALCOHOL BASED COMEDY” SUNDAY TIMES
After a 2022 sell-out run and blockbusting UK tour 23/24, the world’s funniest alcohol experts are back in quizness with a brand-new show furnishing every audience member with FIVE discerning drinks. Combining a comedy, a quiz and an enlightening tasting, the “Thinking Drinkers Pub Quiz: Fancy Another Round” is the ideal aperitif to every Fringe night out.
“BEST VALUE FOR MONEY SHOW IN TOWN” SCOTSMAN
As theatregoers compete head-to-head, with a quiz sheet and pencil in one hand – and a selection of damn fine drinks in the other, Ben McFarland and Tom Sandham lead them gently on an illuminating, intoxicating and hilarious exploration of alcohol’s influence on every aspect of humanity – from love and sex to language, history, religion, music anthropology and more.
“BEN AND TOM ILLUMINATED, EDUCATED, AND INTOXICATED THE CROWD. THE SHOW IS BOTH HUGELY FUNNY AND GENUINELY FASCINATING” THE EDINBURGH EVENING NEWS ★★★★
Ben said: “It’s as funny as it is fascinating, and it’s really funny,” said Ben. “You’ll laugh a lot, you’ll learn loads, everyone enjoys five first-class drinks and even if you’re a bit thick, you can still win the quiz.”
“You guys are so lucky,” said Tom. “Yet again, we’re giving you some great gear this year. If you were to buy Budweiser Budvar, Diplomatico Reserva Exclusiva Rum, Black Cow Vodka, Lost Explorer Mezcal & The London Essence Grapefruit Soda in a bar, it’d cost you more than £25 and you wouldn’t get to hang out with the hardest working beefcakes in drinks-related comedy theatre”.
“THERE’S NO MORE DISCERNING WAY TO FALL OFF THE WAGON” TIME OUT
Drinks experts on Channel 4’s Sunday Brunch and ITV’s This Morning, the Thinking Drinkers are two drink historians, award-winning authors and comedians who have been awarded numerous gongs for their alcohol expertise and have written several award-winning drinks books – including “The Thinking Drinkers Almanac” – named by the Sunday Times as its ‘Drinks Book of The Year 2021’.
“AN ERUDITE LIQUOR-LOVING DUO” METRO