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Thursday, April 3

Tag: Gabrielle

Depression vs Anxiety – Waverly Bar
Scotland

Depression vs Anxiety – Waverly Bar

Anxious & Hilarious: Performers with Anxiety and Depression Deliver Smash-Hit Comedy—This Is What Makes Fringe Festival So Special! I cannot believe that this show was done by people with anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorder. No, it’s not what you’re thinking—it’s a complete comedy show, and an absolutely brilliant one at that! Moni Zhang, who led the show, was exceptionally funny, setting the tone for an afternoon of laughter that you wouldn’t expect from a group dealing with such heavy personal challenges. As the afternoon unfolded, a series of comedians took the stage, each sharing their own experiences with mental health in the most hilarious ways imaginable. What they say on stage is 100 percent true about their situations, but the way they say it leaves the audienc...