Samantha Baines: 1 Woman, a High Flyer and a Flat Bottom

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Posted Monday, January 15, 2018 - 1:08pm

Award-winning comedian Samantha Baines has announced a small UK tour for 2018 taking in eight dates starting on 8th February, including a show in Exeter at the Bike Shed Theatre on Sunday 4th March. 

Her critically acclaimed hour ‘1 Woman, A High-Flyer & A Flat Bottom’ already completed a sell out run at 2017’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival and has a forthcoming run at Soho Theatre this December.  Expect facts, puns and an ear trumpet attached to a whiskey bottle. Samantha’s naturally charming wit ensures big laughs and her boundless enthusiasm for science means you might learn a little something too.

‘1 Woman, A High-Flyer & A Flat Bottom’ explores the lost women of science and readdresses the balance of doing a whole show last year about a fella - Brian Cox.  She has chosen three ground-breaking women from an inventor, pilot and engineer, who should be household names but have mostly been completely lost from the history books. It explores the ladies lives and achievements. 

Acting wise Samantha has had a stellar year and was seen in ‘Sunny D’ (alongside Dane Baptiste) and the award winning series The Crown, Call The Midwife, Bucket (alongside Miriam Margolyes.  Later this year she can be seen in the forthcoming series of Silent Witness.

“…Beg Steal or borrow a ticket…”  PHYSICS WORLD *****

Earlier this year Samantha toured her smash-hit debut hour ‘1 Woman, A Dwarf Planet and 2 Cox’ around the UK and became the first woman to make the final of the UK Pun Championship. She has previously been awarded the 24 Hour Film Race Best Actress, What the Frock Best Newcomer Award 2015 and was a Funny Women Awards Finalist in 2014.

“A highly enjoyable hour celebrating unheralded yet brilliant women in history. Sam is an enthusiastic, articulate and passionate performer…”  NEW EUROPEAN ****

Samantha can regularly be heard on BBC Radio 4 and Talk Radio, has guest hosted shows on Virgin Radio and BBC Radio London.

Ticktes for the performance at the Bike Shed Theatre in Exeter can be booked here.   

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