Actor Georgie Grier In Tears After Only One Person Attends Her Show: "It's Fine"

• Actor and writer Georgie Grier received an outpouring of support from both well-known comedians after sharing her experience of performing to just one person
• Grier took to Twitter to express her feelings, posting a candid photo of herself wiping away tears accompanied by a touching caption
• Upon seeing Grier's post, top comedians Dara O Briain and Jason Manford reached out to share their own experiences of facing tiny audiences and dealing with imposter syndrome

In a heartwarming display of support, top comedians rushed to cheer up actress and writer Georgie Grier after she shared her disappointment on social media.

Georgie Grier takes to Twitter to express disappointment

The celebrated actress was disappointed about having just one person in the audience during her one-woman play, 'Sunsets,' at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

Georgie Grier took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to share her emotions, posting a photo of herself wiping away tears and questioning:

"There was one person in my audience today when I performed my one-woman play, 'Sunsets' at #edfringe. It's fine, isn't it? It's fine…?"

Her post quickly garnered attention from well-known comedians Dara O Briain and Jason Manford, who shared their own experiences of performing in front of tiny audiences.

O Briain offered words of encouragement, stating,

"We've all done it. Soon, you'll dine out on this anecdote. More than once, I had to buy my audience a drink as a thank-you for being the only ones there.

Celebrated comedian comforts actress

"Best thing, though, is it's all stage time, and the show will get better every single time, ready for the big crowds later!" he added.

In a touching show of support, a woman who identified herself as the sole member of the audience at Georgie Grier's show also took to Twitter to express her admiration for the actress.

Fellow Edinburgh Fringe performer Sophie Craig joined in, sharing her experience as the one audience member and praising Grier's professionalism and bravery.

Sophie Craig's tweet read:

"I was that one person in the lovely Georgie Grier's audience. We had a lovely hug at the end, and she was so professional and brave, and she gave me everything."

"You should be so proud, angel! Thank you! Now go get them, girl," it read on

Actress grateful for support

Jason Manford also sent a video message, reassuring Grier that having just one person attend a show, especially at the beginning of the festival, is normal and that it's natural to feel upset or annoyed about it.

Georgie Grier's post also caught the attention of Member of the House of Lords, Daniel Finkelstein, who shared his experience of a sparsely attended speech in Norwich.

Despite the small turnout, he found humour in the situation, recounting:

"There were only two people there. One of them was the person who invited me. I asked the other person to join the cause I was there to support. He said he would, but it might interfere with the terms of his parole."

The overwhelming support from fellow performers and public figures touched Grier's heart, and she expressed her gratitude to everyone who posted supporting her and her Edinburgh Fringe show.

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