Simon Talbot: Danish Invasion
Simon Talbot: Danish Invasion

Simon Talbot: Danish Invasion

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2020•63 min•Comedy
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Simon Talbot has just finished his epic tour with the show ‘Make Denmark Great Again’. Now the Danish comedian is setting his sights on world domination and touring Scandinavia with his brand new English-language stand-up show ‘Danish Invasion’. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the foreign shows were canceled, while the Danish part of the tour went ahead.
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