Self proclaimed ho, Pernille Haaland or Erling Braut Haaland´s sister from another mister, leaves no ball unkicked in her new standup tackling slut shaming, hook up culture and emotionally unstable men. As a 34 year old, single, white woman – she is not impressed!

Can freezing her eggs be the only solution to the pressures of modern day dating? Can the instagram era of Kardashian and Andrew Tate reveal to us the truth about our human nature? Can women really have it all? Or are we being a bit too silly?

“I love you, having said that…” is a standup hour from your favourite Norwegian/English comedian. A show for anyone who likes singing Taylor Swift in the shower or for your dad who likes to watch.

All welcome – bring your friend, your enemy or just your therapist.

Previous experience at the Edinburgh Fringe include improvisation in “Notflix-the improvised musical” (Gilded Balloon) and three solo shows (Underbelly). She also performed a split-bill at Laughing Horse in 2018 “Viking Millennials” with Thor Stenhaug. Pernille was a semi finalist in the SYTF, Leicester Square and South East comedian competitions and won best short film at the Sunderland Short-film Comedy Festival.

Doors at 8pm

Show starts at 8.30pm

Tickets are:

10€ Early Bird (till 03.12.),

12€ for students (only with valid ID),

12€ per person for groups of 4 or more people,

15€ regular online ticket

OR

20€ at the door.

Here are some glowing reviews from people who clearly know better than us:

Reviews: “Haaland is hilarious. “★★★★

Time Out, “Sheer ludicrous fun..” – The List, “Roaringly funny… incredibly talented” ★★★★★

Broadway Baby, “Captivating, spontaneous, surprising & delightful” ★★★★

Fringe Biscuit, “Fantastic comedy.”– ★★★★

Everything Theatre, “Stand-out star.” – The Public Review.

Q: What kind of comedy is it?

A: The comedy has been described as very personable and relatable. Pernille’s style is sardonic and ironic specifically and hilarious in general.

Q: What language is this show in?

A: The show is fully in English. No German skills necessary.

Q: Is someone going at me if I sit in front?

A: No, the show is very friendly.

Q: Is it vulgar comedy?

A: Pernille’s comedy is more personal and observational in nature and focuses on everyday life absurdities. At times there might be some blue material, but not especially vulgar.

If you’ve made it all the way down here, just buy a ticket already. What more do you need? Geez! 😉