In the Glare of the Neon Yak @ Edinburgh Fringe

Contact: robertdgarnham@gmail.com

Spoken word artist Robert Garnham returns to the Edinburgh Fringe with his new show. Last year he was mentioned in the Guardian as having one of the best jokes of he fringe, and subsequently interviewed on BBC Radio Five Live, and mentioned in The Telegraph, the Mirror and on BBC Radio Two.

In the Glare of the Neon Yak is a riproaring piece of spoken word storytelling set on a sleeper service in the middle of winter. A train full of circus performers are being stalked by a mysterious entity which seems to mean more than just its eerie manifestation. A portent, an omen, the Neon Yak symbolises dark times. Will our hero find love? Will Jacques, the tight rope Walker, get back together again with his ex, the circus clown? Does the secret of the Neon Yak lie in the hands of a randy old lady? Has the buffet car run out of sausage rolls? Will Tony the Train Manager find where they've put Carriage F? An hour show combining poetry, storytelling and music, In the Glare of the Neon Yak is the sparkling new show from spoken word artist, Robert Garnham.

Robert Garnham is an LGBT spoken word artist based in Devon, though he works all over the UK and in New York, and has recently been featured on a Tv advert campaign for the Nationwide Building Society.

In the Glare of the Neon Yak takes place at Bar Bados, Room Four, 11-17 August, 6.15pm.

Entry: Free

Time: 6:15pm