Will Adamsdale: AI, AI, Oh…

Due to unforeseen circumstances, his performance has been rescheduled to Wednesday 28 January 2026. All ticket holders have been contacted by the AMATA Box Office. If you have any questions, please email: boxoffice@falmouth.ac.uk. For further details and to book for the performance in January, please visit: falmouth.ac.uk/arts-centre/whats-on/ai-ai-oh

Perrier Comedy and Fringe First award winner Will Adamsdale and Fuel presents a new autobiographical show about escape, creativity and technology.

Once upon a time a washed up London writer and technophobe went off-grid in a confused lockdown relocation… only to find that the grass ain’t always greener.

The blank page stretched out like the endless fields. His only hope? His greatest enemy – technology!  A story of bots, writer’s block and getting away from it all.

“An utter delight” The Guardian on FaceTime, 2019

“So skilled an actor, so nuanced a writer that it’s hard to tell where the line between standup and character comedy lies” The Scotsman on Borders, 2014

Directed by Tom-Parry Wicks.

Writer and performer:

Will Adamsdale is an award-winning performer, writer and deviser. He has made six shows: Jackson’s Way, which won the Perrier Award for comedy in 2004 and was later revived for a sold-out month-long tour playing a different venue every night across London; The Receipt, which won a Fringe First award and the Total Theatre Award for Innovation at the Edinburgh Fringe 2006; The Human Computer, The Summer House, The Joke, and The Victorian in the Wall, which was a Fuel and Royal Court co-production, which toured to great acclaim.

He is also an experienced actor, with roles in Richard Curtis’s The Boat That Rocked; Chris Morris’s Four Lions; Channel 4's Comedy Campus; Detroit, Steppenwolf’s production at the National Theatre; and Jack Thorne’s adaptation of Stuart: A Life Backwards.

“Adamsdale is creating a body of work that rides roughshod over the boundaries between comedy and theatre, making us laugh even as it asks the big questions” The Guardian

Tickets:

• £14/£12 concessions
• £10 for Falmouth and Exeter Students

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