Adam Hess (comedian)

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Adam Hess is a British comedian and writer. He performed at the 2016 Edinburgh Festival Fringe and had positive reviews in The Times.^[1]

Notable performances[edit]

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Fosters Best Newcomer 2015 Nominee
Live At The Palladium (ITV)
Live From The BBC (BBC2)
@Elevenish (ITV2)
Count Arthur Strong (BBC1)
Staff-writer for Russell Howard's Good News
The Daily Telegraph's Funniest Tweet of 2013

References[edit]

^ Hess, Adam (24 August 2016). "Edinburgh Comedy: Adam Hess: Feathers at Heroes @ The Hive". Thetimes.co.uk. Retrieved 21 September 2018.

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