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HOT TICKETS
Dr Phil Hammond - Dr Phil’s Rude Health Show
Wednesday 6 October, 8pm
Part of Reading Comedy Festival 2010
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Jenny Eclair - Old Dog, New Tricks
Thursday 7 October, 8pm
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Frisky & Mannish: The College Years
Wednesday 13 October 2010, 8pm
Part of Reading Comedy Festival 2010
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Sean Lock - Lockipedia
Wednesday 13 October, 8pm
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Shappi Khorsandi - The Moon On A Stick
Thursday 14 October, 8pm
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Tickets for the festival are selling fast.. you can book tickets online or via the festival box office on 0118 960 6060
Some personal faves of the festival team are...
Charity Gordon - Programme Manager for The Hexagon
Elizabeth and Raleigh: Late But Live
The New Comedie by Stewart Lee
South Street Arts Centre
Wed 15 Oct, 8pm
£14, £12 concs
"The show that I'm most looking forward to seeing this year is 'Elizabeth and Raleigh'. Its a gloriously silly interpretation of the relationship between Queen Elizabeth I and her courtier Sir Walter Raleigh, written by Stewart Lee and performed by comedians Miles Jupp and Simon Munnery . The show had amazing reviews in Edinburgh and this will be a rare chance to see it with the original cast. The biggest draw for me is that its written by Stewart Lee who I think is fantastic, I love the fact that his work is both thought-provoking, intelligent comedy on one hand and unashamedly puerile toilet humour on the other... plus the chance to see Simon Munnery in a dress is just too much to pass up!"."
