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Wide-eyed Indian stand-up Urooj Ashfaq made a big impression at the 2023 Fringe with her deft, warm Oh No!, an account of her experience with therapy that led to her winning that year’s best newcomer comedy award. Now she’s back and already riffing on her squeaky clean image with How to be a Baddie in which she claims to have undergone a complete personality overhaul, returing to the Fringe as a ‘bona fide bad girl and edgelord who at times mentions sexy things and topics’.
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