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Dan and Phil: Terrible Influence 

We are here to heal your inner child and take back what the internet took from us. In the new Dan and Phil comedy stage show - they’re older, gayer, Phil’s gone blonde and now nothing is off limits. Expect scandalous stories they couldn’t share before, theatrical plot twists and a savage roast of social media, the fans they raised and most importantly: themselves. If you need to laugh, feel part of a community and make peace with the past - enjoy the show...before Dan has another breakdown and disappears.
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We are here to heal your inner child and take back what the internet took from us. In the new Dan and Phil comedy stage show - they’re older, gayer, Phil’s gone blonde and now nothing is off limits. Expect scandalous stories they couldn’t share before, theatrical plot twists and a savage roast of social media, the fans they raised and most importantly: themselves. If you need to laugh, feel part of a community and make peace with the past - enjoy the show...before Dan has another breakdown and disappears.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Stephen Whitson
Written By:Daniel Howell, Phil Lester
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Runtime:101 minutes
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