The former landlord of The Salmon in Leicester will perform his new show Love, Probably
The former landlord of a Leicester pub has stepped down to focus on a career in comedy - and is gracing the Edinburgh Festival Fringe stage just weeks after pouring his last pint.
The former landlord of The Salmon, in Butt Close Lane, will perform his new show Love, Probably 24 times.It is the second time the 26-year-old has hosted a full run at the festival, he previously played in 2019. "I've appeared at the fringe a few times but this is only my second full run with my own full-length show.
"The first show I performed that was eligible for awards won 'best show' at Leicester Comedy Festival 2020, just before the first lockdown.
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