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Scottish comic Daniel Sloss comes to Steinmetz Hall — Altamonte Springs Arts news

Feeling bitter about living in the shadow of imminent economic collapse? Scottish comedian Daniel Sloss might just commiserate onstage at Steinmetz Hall Friday. He’s taking his new show, Bitter — a hit at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, so let’s see how it translates from one Fringe-y town to another — all around the States (with his family in tow, for real) on an extensive theater run as part of a worldwide campaign. The post Scottish comic Daniel Sloss comes to Steinmetz Hall appeared first on Orlando Weekly.

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