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 DARA
O'BRIAIN
After becoming a household name in Ireland with Don't Feed the Gondolas,
the satirical panel show, your host Dara stepped into the mainstream with
the hit mid-evening show It's a Family Affair. Since then his profile on
the comedy circuit has made him a regular on television's top stand-up showcases,
including Never Mind The Buzzcocks, The Stand-up Show and Bring me the Head
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REV.
OBADIAH STEPPENWOLFE III
The Reverend is not your average holy man. With his heavy metal music, black
leather, sunglasses and love of hot tub bible classes, he cuts a pretty
intimidating figure. He is a true two-fisted Tennessee trailer-trash TV
evangelist. The Rev appeared as a regular on the Live Floor Show, for which
he was nominated for a Scottish BAFTA Best Newcomer Award. He's ready to
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MATT
BLAIZE
Matt's engaging style and winning
way with words bely his status as a relative newcomer to the comedy circuit.
Last year, Matt won the Leicester Mercury Comic Of The Year, Carlton Television's
Take The Mic and was a finalist at the Hackney Empire Best New Act Award.
TV credits include the Weakest Link Comedy Special and I Love Jamaica Documentary. |
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CRAIG
HILL
In 1999 Craig's
unique blend of cheeky and camp comedy and musical parody was launched on
an unsuspecting Edinburgh Fringe to great acclaim. Since then he has had
three sell-out solo shows. He was a regular guest in the first two series
of Live Floor Show for BBC Scotland and has also starred in his own radio
series Craig Hill's Passionate Encounters. Craig recently joined in the
fun at New Year with millions of viewers on BBC Scotland's Hogmanay Live
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AL MURRAY
Pull up a stool and join the Pub Landlord at the Guv'nor's gaff, as he shares
his special brand of Common Sense Values and Great British Rules. Perrier
Award winner Al Murray's creation lives in a world where alcoholics are
known as "publicans' friends", where men are men and pub dogs
are pub dogs. A reality where you have to understand that, "rules is
rules, and if we didn't have rules then where would we be, eh? That's right,
FRANCE!" And, don't forget, it's: "pint for the fella, glass of
white wine/fruit based drink for the lady." |
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MEN
IN COATS
A totally original comedy experience. Absurd and delirious, as funny as
it is clever, there are no easy predictable routes to comedy for these boys.
This explosive duo have gone from winning the Hackney Empire Best New Act
Award in 2001 to being one of the most talked about live comedy acts of
2002. After returning from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, where they performed
their full-length show to sell-out audiences and critical acclaim, they
ended 2002 with their command appearance at The Royal Variety Show. |
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Fancy joining Dara and the gang for a show? You can apply
for tickets right
here. It's easy to do, just fill in the form. Those without a sense
of humour need not apply.
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