The Coastal Comedy Colossal show headlined by Ivan Brackenbury!

About
Legendary Hospital Radio DJ and star from:
Live at the Apollo (BBC2)
Eight out of Ten Cats do Countdown (C4)
His own comedy show 'Hospital People' BBC1
His own show on BBC Radio 2 'The Ivan Brackenbury Show'
Ivan Brackenbury is the daft, inept yet adorable hospital radio DJ! The alter ego of comedian, DJ and actor Tom Binns. Tom is an award-winning and critical acclaimed character comedian working the International Comedy Festivals and the UK Stand Up Comedy Circuit and is widely regarded as THREE of the best headliners working in British Comedy.
'Deliciously enjoyable' The Guardian
'Comedy Genius' The Times
'Laughs per minute the funniest show'' Time Out·
Opening the show is Paul McCaffrey!
Star of Live at the Apollo (BBC2)
Impractical Jokers (BBC3)
Paul has been seen on Russell Howard's Good News, heard on Russell Kane's Whistle-Stop Tour (BBC Radio 2), and is a regular guest on The Matt Forde Show.
"Likeable, animated and fluid with a first rate sense of timing" Chortle
"A total natural, his storytelling is utterly unique, never anything less than gut-bustingly hilarious" GQ Magazine
Also supporting Ivan on the night is the hilarious Marlon Davis who is a talented comedian, improviser and actor whose recent TV appearances include BBC's Live At The Apollo and Comedy Central's Comedy Store Live.
Marlon has supported Kevin Bridges, Michael McIntyre and Alan Carr on tour. His act is inspired from his upbringing, exploring urban Britain tackling its social issues with skilful characterisations.
'Bursts on to the stage like a breath of fresh air, with impish grin, boyish enthusiasm and an effortlessly open, confident style' Chortle
This Coastal Comedy show is hosted by Adrienne Coles and has an incredible line-up with something for every comedy lover and 3 TV headliners! Don't miss it.
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Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
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Adult | £19.75 per ticket |
Kingland Road
Poole
Dorset
BH15 1UG
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