
Couplet: Folk Marry Kill
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Comedy duo Couplet return to Edinburgh this summer with *Folk Marry Kill*, a fresh hour of musical comedy that draws upon folktales to explore sex, death and the everyday realities of married life. The show follows last year’s critically acclaimed *Honey Honey Moon Moon*, which won over audiences from New York to London. Marnina and Micah bring their trademark warmth and wit to bear on big questions about intimacy and routine, pairing sharp, clever lyrics with live musical accompaniment. The performance takes place at Assembly George Square on Wednesday 5 August 2026 at 4.35pm. Full ticket prices and booking details are available on the venue’s website.
Last year, married comedy duo Couplet stole the hearts of audiences all over the globe, from New York to London – and of course Edinburgh – in their critically acclaimed show Honey Honey Moon Moon. This year they return with a folktale about sex and death in a hot new hour of musical comedy. In FOLK MARRY KILL, Marnina & Micah are asking the hard questions: “how often should a married couple, you know… folk?”, “how long can forever actually last?” and “if you had to, who would you kill: Kermit the Frog, Paddington Bear, or Tony Hawk?” With their guitar and fiddle, Couplet tells so-weird-they-must-be-true stories from a decade of being monogamous… a British sleep hypnotist, a therapy workbook that doesn’t hold back, and an Uber driver who loved his zip ties. They’ll keep folking till death do them part. Hailing from Los Angeles, Marnina Schon (she/they) and Micah O’Konis (they/them) are both classically trained in violin & guitar and sing in perfect harmony, even when they’re fighting. Having been described as “this generation’s Flight of the Conchords” and also “my annoying aunt’s annoying friends”, last year they went on to tour Honey Honey Moon Moon (directed by Chris Grace & Eric Michaud) and were invited to perform at various prestigious venues worldwide. The duo is best known for their queer anthem People Think We’re Straight and the cautionary tale about their couples therapist Jacquelyn Denfark. Even Pink jumped on the bandwagon by reposting their viral holiday song Hot Hanukkah. Couplet has been seen in the New York Times, the Guardian, and heard on BBC Radio 4. They perform regularly at UCB, Dynasty Typewriter, The Elysian, and other theatres around LA and across the US, and have created sketches with the likes of Josh Gad, Michaela Watkins and Seth Rogen. As an actor, Marnina starred in Sundance selection comedy-drama Chanshi with Henry Winkler, Netflix’s Unstable with Rob Lowe, and in the new season of Dropout’s cult hit Game Changer this May. She also featured in Amazon’s US national commercial (that’s advert to us) as ‘creepy violinist’, a part she trained for her whole life. You can also catch Marnina at the Gilded Balloon in Heated Rivalry: The Musical Parody as the scene-stealing intimacy coordinator… plus, it was co-written by Micah! As a writer, Micah creates new shows every month with Quick & Funny Musicals at the Upright Citizen’s Brigade. Their music has been featured in films, TV, and commercials. Recently, they co-created the musical Good Guy with a Gun! along with songwriter Philip Labes. A cast album premiering this new American satire will be released July 4th featuring the likes of Chris Sullivan, Kimiko Glenn, Anthony Rapp, Richard Kind and Kristen Schaal… plus, Marnina! FOLK MARRY KILL is a hilarious new hour of songs, stories, and jokes from the other side of marital bliss not to be missed this August. Image Credit: Jack Morris
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Couplet: Folk Marry Kill takes place on Wednesday, 5 August 2026 at 17:35.
Couplet: Folk Marry Kill is held at Assembly George Square George Square, Edinburgh South in Edinburgh.
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Comedy duo Couplet return to Edinburgh this summer with *Folk Marry Kill*, a fresh hour of musical comedy that draws upon folktales to explore sex, death and the everyday realities of married life. The show follows last year’s critically acclaimed *Honey Honey Moon Moon*, which won over audiences from New York to London. Marnina and Micah bring their trademark warmth and wit to bear on big questions about intimacy and routine, pairing sharp, clever lyrics with live musical accompaniment. The performance takes place at Assembly George Square on Wednesday 5 August 2026 at 4.35pm. Full ticket prices and booking details are available on the venue’s website.
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Last year, married comedy duo Couplet stole the hearts of audiences all over the globe, from New York to London – and of course Edinburgh – in their critically acclaimed show Honey Honey Moon Moon. This year they return with a folktale about sex and death in a hot new hour of musical comedy. In FOLK MARRY KILL, Marnina & Micah are asking the hard questions: “how often should a married couple, you know… folk?”, “how long can forever actually last?” and “if you had to, who would you kill: Kermit the Frog, Paddington Bear, or Tony Hawk?” With their guitar and fiddle, Couplet tells so-weird-they-must-be-true stories from a decade of being monogamous… a British sleep hypnotist, a therapy workbook that doesn’t hold back, and an Uber driver who loved his zip ties. They’ll keep folking till death do them part. Hailing from Los Angeles, Marnina Schon (she/they) and Micah O’Konis (they/them) are both classically trained in violin & guitar and sing in perfect harmony, even when they’re fighting. Having been described as “this generation’s Flight of the Conchords” and also “my annoying aunt’s annoying friends”, last year they went on to tour Honey Honey Moon Moon (directed by Chris Grace & Eric Michaud) and were invited to perform at various prestigious venues worldwide. The duo is best known for their queer anthem People Think We’re Straight and the cautionary tale about their couples therapist Jacquelyn Denfark. Even Pink jumped on the bandwagon by reposting their viral holiday song Hot Hanukkah. Couplet has been seen in the New York Times, the Guardian, and heard on BBC Radio 4. They perform regularly at UCB, Dynasty Typewriter, The Elysian, and other theatres around LA and across the US, and have created sketches with the likes of Josh Gad, Michaela Watkins and Seth Rogen. As an actor, Marnina starred in Sundance selection comedy-drama Chanshi with Henry Winkler, Netflix’s Unstable with Rob Lowe, and in the new season of Dropout’s cult hit Game Changer this May. She also featured in Amazon’s US national commercial (that’s advert to us) as ‘creepy violinist’, a part she trained for her whole life. You can also catch Marnina at the Gilded Balloon in Heated Rivalry: The Musical Parody as the scene-stealing intimacy coordinator… plus, it was co-written by Micah! As a writer, Micah creates new shows every month with Quick & Funny Musicals at the Upright Citizen’s Brigade. Their music has been featured in films, TV, and commercials. Recently, they co-created the musical Good Guy with a Gun! along with songwriter Philip Labes. A cast album premiering this new American satire will be released July 4th featuring the likes of Chris Sullivan, Kimiko Glenn, Anthony Rapp, Richard Kind and Kristen Schaal… plus, Marnina! FOLK MARRY KILL is a hilarious new hour of songs, stories, and jokes from the other side of marital bliss not to be missed this August. Image Credit: Jack Morris
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When is Couplet: Folk Marry Kill?
Couplet: Folk Marry Kill takes place on Wednesday, 5 August 2026 at 17:35.
Where is Couplet: Folk Marry Kill taking place?
Couplet: Folk Marry Kill is held at Assembly George Square George Square, Edinburgh South in Edinburgh.
How do I get tickets for Couplet: Folk Marry Kill?
Tickets for Couplet: Folk Marry Kill can be booked via whatsoninedinburgh.co.uk using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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