 Phoebe Waller-Bridge stunned a budding star at the Edinburgh Fringe as she made up just one of two people in the actress's audience on Sunday. The 38-year-old playwright and actress spent her weekend sitting in on Hannah Maxwell's one-woman show Nan, Me & Barbara Pravi at Cairns in Summerhall. Despite a disappointing turn-out, the actress was more than pleased to spot the famous face in the venue as she performed her material. Taking to Twitter, Hannah shared her disbelief at the chance encounter and uploaded an adorable snap of the pair after having completed her play. She penned a caption outlining their new connection that read: 'So, right. Okay. '1 person bought a ticket today, but they managed to persuade their friend to tag along. Phoebe something or other? Phoebe won awards for her Fleabag character after launching it at the festival (Picture: FilmMagic) 'I am an utter puddle of a person. Today was so exhausting and then this. Fringe is mad. #edfringe #FillYerBoots @phoebewallerbr1.' Earlier in the day, the performer posted on social media ahead of her show to let fans known just how much effort she went to in an attempting to attract punters. The stage actress typed on Twitter: 'We flyered. We Tweeted. We hustled. We wept. Still on 1 ticket sale but feel that @char_mcb will have the energy of 100. 'Walk ups SO welcome. Use 'GRAHAM NORTON' on the door. 17:15 @Summerhallery #edfringe #EdFringe2023 #FillYerBoots [sic].' Alongside the message, Hannah snapped a selfie holding a slab of decorated cardboard that aimed to promote her show. Phoebe's presence at the legendary festival was somewhat of a full circle moment for the Fleabag star who launched her famous character in a similar one-woman fashion at the event in 2013. The star was one of two people in the budding actress's audience (Picture: WireImage) She told The Scotsman of her love for the Scott){kind=link}
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Phoebe Waller-Bridge stunned a budding star at the Edinburgh Fringe as she made up just one of two people in the actress’s audience on Sunday.
The 38-year-old playwright and actress spent her weekend sitting in on Hannah Maxwell’s one-woman show Nan, Me & Barbara Pravi at Cairns in Summerhall.
Despite a disappointing turn-out, the actress was more than pleased to spot the famous face in the venue as she performed her material.
Taking to Twitter, Hannah shared her disbelief at the chance encounter and uploaded an adorable snap of the pair after having completed her play.