Alex_Horne.jpg Alex Horne - Lies

The Greene Room, Kings Arms, Berkhamsted
Wednesday 11th September
Tickets £10
Show starts 8pm (2-halves 40mins each). Approximate finish 9.45pm)

FOOD & COMEDY
10% discount in the Kings Arms restaurant on the night, with a show ticket (Be seated between 6.00 & 6.30pm, or eat after show until 10.30pm).
Food reservations call 01442 890844 or click here.

Alex Horne will be performing his final warm up for his new show before going on tour (the following week). This is a great opportunity to see him up close in the most intimate of settings in Berkhamsted.

 

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An award winning comedian, the star and co-creator (alongside Tim Key and Mark Watson) of two series of BBC Four’s comedy quiz show We Need Answers, Alex Horne has established a reputation among critics, comics and audiences as a thoughtful and original stand-up comedian and writer. To date, Alex has brought seven solo shows to the Edinburgh Fringe. In 2011 Alex returned with his solo stand-up show Seven Years In The Bathroom which has subsequently become a highly successful national UK tour.

Alex Horne is the creator and host of The Horne Section. Together, Alex and his five piece band create a heady mix of stand up comedy, cabaret performances and live music with special guests such as Neil Hannon, Tim Minchin, Peter Serafinowicz and David O’ Doherty. The Horne Section has had sold-out runs at the Edinburgh Festival in both 2010 and 2011. The success of a BBC Radio 4 one-off special led to two full series broadcast in spring 2012 and 2013 and in Autumn 2012, the band accompanied Alex as a guest host on Never Mind The Buzzcocks.

Alex’s numerous TV appearances include The Matt Lucas Awards, Dara O'Briain's School of Hard Sums, Celebrity Mastermind and The Games That Time Forgot, a documentary written and presented by Alex for BBC Four. He has also performed stand-up on Dave's One Night Stand.

"Certainly the most charming and probably the funniest half-hour of the radio week"
The Guardian