LEE NELSON and ALEXEI SAYLE - Previews

Saturday 10th August
The Court Theatre, Tring

8.00 - 9.00pm - Alexei Sayle
9.20 - 10.20pm - Lee Nelson

Two very different acts, both doing last previews before they go to the Edinburgh Festival.
Because of the very different comedy styles and different audiences, we have decided to ticket the two gigs individually, but with a combined option.

Tickets £10 a show or £17.50 for both

Lee Nelson

BRAND NEW SHOW FOR 2013 - EXTRA DATES ADDED DUE TO MASSIVE DEMAND

I’ve hosted Live at the Apollo, sold out my three-times extended Lee Nelson Live tour, had over two million people watching BBC Three’s Lee Nelson’s Well Good Show and Lee Nelson’s Well Funny People, and now cos of massive demand I’ve added a load of extra dates.

So get yourselves along to my brand new show for a night of qwaliteeee jokes, games and banter.

Everyone’s welcome. Plus I’ll be bringing Premier League Footballer Jason Bent and a few other well funny people.

Go on, it’s not like there’s anything else to do in Tring!

Lee Nelson brings a brand new stand-up show for 2013 to venues nationwide. Strap yourself in for a night of unmissable entertainment with the irrepressible Nelson, who’ll be presenting his unique take on the world including his legendary audience interaction, a game show finale and special guest appearances from premier league footballer Jason Bent and others.

“The hottest creation since Ali G and Vicky Pollard.”
The Daily Mirror

“As comic inventions go, Simon Brodkin’s south London council estate geezer Lee Nelson is up with the best.”
Simon Horsford, The Daily Telegraph

“Nelson, a baseball cap-wearing ‘sarf London’ geezer with a little Harry Enfield and even a strand or two of Norman Wisdom in his DNA, is surely destined for a bigger stage.”
Martin James, The Sunday Times

Alexei Sayle

The godfather of alternative comedy in his first full-length stand-up show in 17 years following two sold-out London seasons...
‘Fearlessly funny... thrills and surprises at every turn.’ **** Metro
‘Splenetic and splendid’ **** Guardian
‘Modern Comedy? We owe it all to one man.’ Chortle
‘Back on the stand-up stage for the first time in 16 years, his comic control
remains something rare and wonderful.’ Times
‘Still gobby and engagingly self-deprecating.’ Evening Standard
‘It’s good to have the old Liverpudlian loudmouth back.’ Telegraph
‘A true legend goes back to his roots.’ Time Out