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Will Adamsdale: AI, AI, Oh… (or how I wrote a hit sitcom with ChatGPT but we’re not talking now)

FuelFest

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Writer William Adamsdale poses with his arms crossed against a blue background. There is a pink effect around him that blurs.

Perrier Comedy and Fringe First winner Will Adamsdale presents a new autobiographical show about escape, creativity and technology.

Once upon a time a washed up London writer and technophobe went off-grid in a confused lockdown relocation… only to find that the grass ain’t always greener. 

The blank page stretched out like the endless fields. His only hope? His greatest enemy – technology.

A story of bots, writer’s block and getting away from it all.

Will Adamsdale is a Perrier Comedy and Fringe First award-winning comedian and theatre maker whose previous shows with Fuel include Jackson’s Way, The Receipt, The Human Computer, The Summer House, Jackson's Way: The London Jacksathon!, The Victorian in the Wall.

 

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This is a work-in-progress performance as part of FuelFest, celebrating 20 years of fresh work for adventurous people by inspiring artists.

Running time: approximately 60-70 minutes, no interval 

Age guidance: 12+

Post-show talk
Fri 14 Mar, following the 7.45pm performance. Free to same-day ticket holders. 

Accessibility
If you're a wheelchair user, please contact our box office on 020 7101 1188 (Mon-Sun 10am - 5:30pm) to book a ticket at a Pay What You Can price. 

 

Produced by Fuel and Will Adamsdale.

Presented by the Barbican. 

Discover more about Fuel on their website fueltheatre.com and across socials on @fueltheatre. 

Image by Karen Allain.

Ticket prices

This is a Pay What You Can event. Simply choose the price closest to what you would like to pay during the the checkout. 

The price options are: £5, £9, £12, £15, £18 and £21. 

*Excludes £1.50 booking fee

Reviews

‘An utter delight...‘
Guardian on FaceTime
‘So skilled an actor, so nuanced a writer that it’s hard to tell where the line between standup and character comedy lies‘
The Scotsman on On Borders

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