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MICF: Tegan Higginbotham – The City of Love

Tegan Higginbotham’s The City of Love is a joyful giggle-fest from start to finish.

Tegan Higginbotham

When she was young, Higginbotham had three dreams: to become an action movie star, to do magic and to fall in love in Paris. Over the course of the show, she regales the audience with tales about these dreams with the aid of her old diaries and some very funny photos.

Armed with the biggest of smiles and a splendid set of anecdotes (especially about her time in Paris), Higginbotham is an absolute delight to watch. Cheeky, vibrant and adorable, this was a wonderful way to kick off the Comedy Festival.

 

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