Your Chosen Event
Paul Merton's Impro Chums
Date:
Friday 7th May 2010
Time:
8.00pm
Ticket Pricing:
£20 / £18 Concessions
Paul Merton, one of the country's funniest and best-loved performers, sets out in Spring 2010 on a brand new UK-wide tour with his world renowned Impro Chums.
Paul and his chums, Mike McShane, Lee Simpson, Richard Vranch and Suki Webster will create a new and unique comedy show every single night, based entirely on suggestions from the audience, their own finely honed improvisational skills and an almost manic compulsion to show off.
"YOU COULD SEE THIS EVERY NIGHT AND NEVER TIRE OF IT...THEY CONTINUE TO BE THE FINEST EXPONENTS OF THE IMPROV ART" ***** Daily Mirror
Timing Information
Doors Open: 7.00pm
Show Starts: 8.00pm
Show Ends: 10.00pm approx
Additional Information
- No smoking
- Restricted areas
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Tickets can be bought in person from The Journal Tyne Theatre Box Office Monday - Friday 10am - 3.30pm & event nights, or from the Metro Radio Arena Box
Office Monday - Friday 10am- 4pm and Saturday 10.00am-1.00pm.
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Send a covering letter stating the event and preferred dates and times along with a cheque (please add £1 per ticket to cover administration) made payable to Journal Tyne Theatre to: The Journal Tyne Theatre Newcastle, Westgate Road, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 4AG and include a stamped addressed envelope.
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