In the run-up to the Edinburgh Fringe, well-bearded comic Daniel Kitson is touring the UK to road test material for his new show, so he's lined up ten dates at the BAC. Entitled 66a Church Road, the act is based around Kitson's former flat, where he lived for almost six years — what he describes as his "longest relationship". Given the Perrier Comedy Award winner's ability to deeply mine a small amount of material, and his penchant for deconstructing his act as he goes along, it wouldn't matter if he planned to discuss something as mundane as wallpaper — irreverent and hilarious tangents are guaranteed.