Jim Smallman: My Girls (2016)
Genre : Comedy
Runtime : 1H 18M
Synopsis
in June 2016, Jim Smallman filmed his critically acclaimed Edinburgh Fringe show "My Girls" in front of a sold-out audience at the historic Backyard Club in Bethnal Green, London. A show full of stories about Jim, his wife and her unusual former career and his daughter and their hilarious relationship. This show was loved by audiences and critics alike, as well as being nominated for "Best Show" at Dave's Leicester Comedy Festival 2015. If you enjoy it, please tell others!
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