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Edinburgh Fringe comedians on what it's like to have a famous face in the audience
Having a drunken heckler in your audience might be enough to cope with for most Edinburgh Fringe comedians, but a […]
David Hasselhoff at the Edinburgh Festival in 2012 – with the Knight Rider car (Photo: JP)
By Group Reporter
August 20, 2018 11:18 am(Updated October 9, 2020 11:39 am)
Having a drunken heckler in your audience might be enough to cope with for most Edinburgh Fringe comedians, but a famous face could be just as distracting.
We asked these comedians to share their VIP stories
Barry Ferns: I did a gig at the top of Arthur's Seat in 2013 and David Hasselhoff was in the audience. It was hard to do the show, because people kept looking at him to see if he was laughing.
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He was really clearly David Hasselhoff – as he was standing there on a rock with his legs wide in a power pose. He didn't sit down. He laughed distractingly loudly too. In the end I had to bring the fact that David Hasselhoff was in the gig into the show – and we ended by all singing the Knight Rider theme tune as he ran down the hill.
"In the end I had to bring the fact that David Hasselhoff was in the gig into the show"
Barry Ferns
Alex Kealy: PJ Harvey was at a small gig of mine in Dorset. It was absolutely terrifying to have a Mercury Prize winner in the crowd at a gig since a) I was a newbie and b) she'd recently released Let England Shake, to which I'd not yet listened to, and I was terrified she'd somehow heckle me with a quiz as to the album's profound themes.
Olaf Falafel: Not quite VIPs but last year I was a couple of minutes into my show when the door at the back of the room opened and a small Chinese man in a red and yellow tracksuit shuffled in followed by around 30 young girls all in matching tracksuits.
It transpired they were the Chinese State Gymnastics team – they never laughed once during the show and at the end the leader presented me with a ten pound note and one by one they bowed and shuffled out in silence.
'I give Anthony Hopkins acting lessons whenever he's in Lewisham'
Dominic Frisby: My acting debut was in a not very good production of Richard III in a pub theatre in Chiswick. Anthony Hopkins' daughter was in the show and like every good father should, he came along to watch his progeny.
This was at the height of his powers in the the mid 90s. He was one of four in the audience and I performed the whole of my monologue (Clarence's dream) to him with the passion that only a 21-year-old actor can muster when he senses an opportunity.
Word got out in the pub downstairs that Hopkins had been in and the run sold out after that. Of course, Sir Anthony greatly admired my performance of Clarence and we have been inseparable ever since. I give him acting lessons whenever he's in Lewisham.
"It transpired they were the Chinese State Gymnastics team"
Olaf Falafel
Leo Kearse: I became a friend of the impresario David Gest after he met me at a David Icke lecture at Wembley Arena that I was a dancer for (there's a video of me and Icke dancing).
He'd come to my shows when he was in town and was always a perfect "Gest". But one night he brought a friend of his who was twitchy and clearly on drugs. While I was on stage he kept messaging on his mobile phone – I could see him in the front row, wearing a fedora, leg jumping up and down, face lit up by his screen. Then he actually took a call on his phone!
This was too much for me – I was right in the middle of another applause break so I felt it disrespectful – so I snatched the phone from him and asked who was speaking. A gruff South London accent was on the other end – clearly a dealer.
I said I was the police and we were triangulating the call. The voice told me 'Yo go f*** yo'self bro' and David's friend actually jumped on the stage and snatched the phone back off me, then they both scuttled out of the venue. I never heard from David again.
Sid Singh: I once had a really popular musician who plays daily on let's say a show that sounds like Shimmy Shallon.
No joke, I had actually been listening to this artist's music on the way to the show. That guy is truly an amazing artist. Anyway, amazing or not, famous or not, I'm not changing my jokes for anyone and I did exactly the same jokes I had prepared for that show. Most of the audience laughed, and the musical act never once looked up from his phone.
Laura Lexx: I once thought there was a guy who maybe looked like he might be a food critic in the audience… that is as starry as it gets. I like to have the biggest profile in the room; it's on my rider.
Rory O'Keeffe: In terms of VIPs there's no P more I than your parents, who have loyally seen me perform at almost every Fringe since I started coming in 2009. They like to proudly announce to the rest of the audience as they walk in that they are the progenitors of the performer. What atmosphere this creates in the room I'm never sure.
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Leonardo 'Léo' Rodrigues (born 6 April 1991) is a Brazilian footballer who plays for Vila Nova as a right back.

Club career
Born in Caçador, Santa Catarina, Léo Rodrigues graduated with Figueirense's youth setup, making his senior debuts in 2011 in Campeonato Catarinense. In May 2011 he was loaned to Duque de Caxias, in Série B.

Léo Rodrigues made his professional debut on 28 May 2011, starting in a 1–2 home loss against Criciúma. He scored his first goal for Duque on 16 August, netting the first in a 2–1 home win against ASA.

Léo Rodrigues returned to Figueira in 2012, after suffering relegation with Duque de Caxias. He made his Série A debut on 8 August 2012, starting in a 0–2 home loss against Flamengo. He only appeared rarely with the side, again suffering another drop.

Léo Rodrigues was subsequently loaned to Boavista, Tombense (two spells), Fortaleza and Vila Nova. On 27 January 2015 he returned to Figueirense, being added to the main squad for the pre-season.

References

External links
Léo Rodrigues at playmakerstats.com (English version of ogol.com.br)

1991 births
Living people
Sportspeople from Santa Catarina (state)
Brazilian footballers
Association football defenders
Campeonato Brasileiro Série A players
Campeonato Brasileiro Série B players
Figueirense FC players
Duque de Caxias Futebol Clube players
Boavista Sport Club players
Tombense Futebol Clube players
Fortaleza Esporte Clube players
Vila Nova Futebol Clube players
Sampaio Corrêa Futebol Clube players
Macaé Esporte Futebol Clube players

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