SOFIE HAGEN
I THINK SOME OF THIS
IS MY FAULT
UK TOUR
BUY TICKETS
THU 18 FEB – LEICESTER
Y THEATRE
WED 10 MAR – LEEDS
THE WARDROBE
THU 11 MAR – SHEFFIELD
STEAMWORKS
FRI 12 MAR – SELBY
SELBY TOWN HALL
WED 14 APR – NEWCASTLE
NORTHERN STAGE
THU 15 APR – EDINBURGH
MONKEY BARREL
FRI 16 APR – GLASGOW
ORAN MOR
SAT 17 APR – ABERDEEN
LEMON TREE STUDIO
WED 28 APR – BIRMINGHAM
GLEE CLUB
THU 29 APR – MANCHESTER
CONTACT THEATRE
FRI 30 APR – LIVERPOOL
UNITY THEATRE
SAT 18 SEP – READING
HEXAGON STUDIO
THU 23 SEP – BRIGHTON
KOMEDIA
FRI 24 SEP – CAMBRIDGE
JUNCTION
SAT 25 SEP – LONDON
BLOOMSBURY
SUN 26 SEP – EXETER
PHOENIX THEATRE
Sofie won Best Newcomer at the Edinburgh Festival in 2015 and she thinks you all stopped talking about it too soon. Remember TV? Yeah, she did that too. You may know her from that, but it's more likely you know her from the internet, where she's been both funny and angry at times.
Sofie is from Denmark, but learned English at the age of 4, just so she could go to the UK in 2027 and do stand-up.
Anyways, despite being constantly online from 2016-2024, she never saw it coming that the fascists would be taking over. She did so many feminist tweets to prevent it. How can this be happening?
Sofie has always tried to do the right thing, but now she has to ask herself: Did she do the right thing? And what will she say, with her last remaining freedom of speech? It better be good. She better be good.
