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Ha Hitler! |
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Stockport Plaza - (Thur 4th Feb) |
| Following
the hit national tour of Ha Ha Hamlet!, The Ha Ha boys
bring you their spin on The Great Escape. It's 1942, German
occupied France. Three hopeless RAF pilots plan an escape
from the infamous stronghold Chateau Plonke. Under the
watchful eye of General Von Schnitzershitz, Tom, Dick
and Hilary take you on an unforgettable journey of ridiculous
Luftwaffe laughter with a plot thicker than Hitler's moustache.
What do German Generals get up to behind closed doors?
Will Tommy find romance with French beauty Sophie Ce Soir?
How will our heroes disguise themselves? And how important
is the Enigma Machine code book to the outcome of the
world's most talked about war? Experience Hitler's birth,
his interrogation techniques and his bloody suicide in
this mad-cap, knockabout tale of love and bravery. This
is the most hilarious war time story never told. |
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Noel
Fielding |
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Apollo Theatre - (Thur 11th Feb 2010) |
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half of the world conquering Mighty Boosh returns solo
(Julian is trapped in a kiosk) leaping round the stage
like a retro bandicoot, performing stand-up so exciting
and original it often changes the sex of the audience
watching. |
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Tom
Wrigglesworth |
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Lowry Theatre - (Thur 11th Feb 2010) |
| Direct
from a sell-out run at the Edinburgh festival, catch the
award-winning comedian performing his critically acclaimed
show. Having witnessed a Virgin Train Manager abusing
his position, (to the extent that Hitler would've watched
admiringly and taken notes), Tom writes to Richard Branson
about one random act of kindness which caused good to
triumph over evil. A cross between Sideshow Bob and Mark
Thomas, join Tom as he recounts his hilarious and heartwarming
true story involving the world’s biggest jobsworth,
his fellow passengers, and a brown paper bag from the
onboard canteen. |
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Stand Up For Haiti |
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| The Comedy Store - (Mon 15th Feb 2010) |
| To help raise money for the Haiti appeal some of the UK's best comedians are putting on a charity stand up show. Featuring the wonderful Jason Manford, awesome Justin Moorhouse and brilliant Mick Ferry! This is a show not to miss and your ticket will help in the efforts in Haiti. |
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Scottish
Falsetto Sock Puppet Theatre |
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Bury Met - (Fri 19th Feb 2010) |
| Returning
after a sell out show last year, the comedy stars of stage,
screen and YouTube return to entertain you with songs,
sketches, socks and violence. The show includes topics
as diverse as Michael Jackson and Swine Flu. |
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John
Bishop |
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Bury Met - (Thur 4th Mar 2010) |
| A
special First Thursday Comedy Club featuring Liverpool
comedian John Bishop fresh from his stint on Live at The
Apollo plus very special guests. |
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John
Cooper Clarke |
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Stockport Plaza - (Fri 5th Mar) |
| In
a vain attempt at bourgeois credibility, Manchester’s
sharp-dressed, punk poet Lenny, changed his name to John
Cooper Clarke and embarked on a polysyllabic excursion
though Thrillsville. Clad in the slum chic of the hipster,
he issued the slang anthems of the zip age in the desperate
esperanto of bop. Expect a mix of hilarious anecdotes
of life in a Northern town interspersed with machine-gun
fast delivery of some of his best poems. ‘If you
think poetry is dull and boring, or posh and erudite -
you haven’t seen JCC!’ |
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John Shuttleworth |
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| The Dancehouse - (Sat 6th Mar 2010) |
Follow the intrepid Shuttleworth as he traverses the Channel Islands in an attempt to decipher whether the further South you go the softer people become. Accompanied on camera by his incompetent agent Ken Worthington, and later (when Ken goes AWOL) by a leather-clad, roller-skating camera operator called Faye, a cash-strapped John spends his summer travelling thorough Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney and Sark, meeting a host of fascinating people, and one or two boring ones. But are they Southern Softies? And will John, running out of camera crew, film stock, and places to sleep, be able to get the help he needs to complete the film?
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Rhod
Gilbert |
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Opera House - (Sat 13th March 2010) |
Following
last year’s sell-out tour and sensational performances
on ‘The Royal Variety Performance’, ‘Live
At The Apollo’, and ‘Michael Mcintyre’s
Comedy Roadshow’, the Welsh Wonder is back on
the road with a brand new show. Last year, he punched
a shop-assistant over the duvet tog-rating system and
went berserk over a mince pie. Stung by accusations
that he over-reacts, this year Rhod sets out on an emotional
rollercoaster of a journey to discover the truth. Is
he, as he believes, a visionary in a sea of closed minds,
or has he, as everyone else believes, got anger-management
problems? Total sell-out, Edinburgh 2005-2008. If. Comedy
Nominee 2008. One of the hottest names in stand-up today. |
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First
Thursday Comedy Club |
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Bury Met - (Thur 1st Apr 2010) |
| Canadian
Superstar, hit Performer from BBC 1 Comedy Showcase and
just about the best act on the circuit, Tom Stade will
be joining us this month with three top support acts. |
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Scott Capurro Goes Much Deeper |
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| Frog & Bucket - (Thur 1st Apr 2010) |
| Scott Capurro is a stand up comic, actor, playwright and author. He's performed comedy in all English speaking countries. Scott is now excited to be touring the UK with his new show ‘Scott Capurro Goes MUCH Deeper' which asks the difficult questions on everyone's lips. |
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Roy
Chubby Brown |
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Stockport Plaza - (Thurs 15th Apr) |
| The
man with the helmet still shocking audiences in those
few venues that will have him back! Coarse and sick humour
- strictly adults only. If easily offended - please stay
away. |
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Paul Chowdhry |
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| Bury Met - (Fri 16th Apr 2010) |
| Paul Chowdhry has distinguished himself over the past few years as one of the most talented and popular comedians in the UK. Constantly challenging and relentlessly inventive comedy fuels an eclectic set punctuated by impressive feats of mimicry and verbal dexterity. His highly charged dry observational humour taps into the diversity of contemporary Britain. |
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