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Toby Williams (aka Dr George Ryegold) brings his brand new work-in-progress stand-up hour, ‘Gubbins’ to The Museum of Comedy on the 6th and 26th of August as part of The Camden Fringe. Tickets HERE. BIOG. Toby is an actor, writer and award-winning stand-up comedian.
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Toby Williams is the half-brother of Sarah, and is the infant she is tasked with rescuing from the Goblin King's castle at the centre of the Labyrinth. In the film, Toby is played by Toby Froud, Brian Froud's son. The character's name was originally Freddie, but was changed to Toby in order to avoid confusing the baby who played him. Toby's character is significantly expanded upon in the ...
May 4, 2021 · Taking improv comedy classes in my 20’s taught me the concept of “Yes…and”. If you say “yes…and”, there is flow and forward movement. If you say “No” or “Yes…but”, you are cutting off flow or creating a quick detour that can crash and burn. Improv comedy and jazz have many overlapping characteristics that are helpful to ...
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Toby Williams is the tritagonist of the Labyrinth franchise, serving as a supporting pritagonist of the 1986 Jim Henson/Lucasfilm film, Labyrinth and the main protagonist of its manga sequel, Return to Labyrinth. He is Robert Williams' son with Irene, and thereforez the paternal half-brother, Sarah Williams. He is snatched away by the Goblin king, Jareth. Now, Sarah has to rescue him and solve ...
Aug 1, 2023 · Toby, in a work-in-progress show currently called Gubbins. It's at London's Museum of Comedy on August 6 and 26, as part of the Camden Fringe. "Gubbins is a more personal show and a culmination of the new material I've been working up over the past few years," says Williams. "It's been seven years since I put Dr George Ryegold to bed - not that ...
