22 November 2009
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Comedy & Club Night:
David Ward, Geoff Norcott, Phil Butler, Micky Flanagan

Ticket Info

Price: £15.00 & upwards (inc show, 3 course Christmas meal & dancing)

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Event Info

At Jongleurs Comedy Club, Watford
Thursday, 3 December 2009
From 8:00pm (doors 6:30pm) until 1:00am

Comedy night with top names from the national circuit. Ticket includes free entry to Club Risa - dancing till 1am. NB Line-up subject to change. Visit www.jongleurs.com or call 0844 844 0044 for tickets & further information.

More Information

David Ward

David Ward

Hugely in demand, David Ward is an upbeat comedian with a cynicism that gives his humour a gentle bite. Quick-thinking and original, he is one of the busiest acts on the international circuit and a huge favourite the world over.

Geoff Norcott

Geoff Norcott

He's half-comedian, half-rapper, half-impressionist. A high energy performer who presents a devastatingly accurate parody of the violently misogynistic attitudes that pervade the rap scene. He faithfully recreates the lyrics and arrogance of the genre, and uses his superb skills of mimicry to drive home the comedy.

Phil Butler

Phil Butler

Phil Butler has always been a popular act, even in the early days when he was serving his apprenticeship in holiday parks, end-of-pier shows, pantos and cruise ships and showing off his other talents like singing & dancing. Soon he was starring in these big shows, playing the comic lead in panto and seeing his name in lights with shows such as 'Phil Butler's Christmas Party' in Blackpool and Seaside Special', the UK's No 1 summer show. In 2001 he joined the UK comedy circuit where now tops the bill at Jongleurs, The Comedy Club, The Glee Club & The Banana Comedy Club. He has also performed for British troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. Dipping his toe into an acting career, Phil had a cameo role in BBC's 'Hotel Babylon' and a TV ad for the AA. 'Phil Butler's got it all.. unique, original & hilarious' (The Stage & Television Today); '...one of the most exciting & original finds in comedy in recent years' (The Guardian).

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Micky Flanagan

Micky Flanagan

Razor sharp wit and no nonsense delivery with a classic working class East End background. He could have been a gangster, or a street urchin... Instead he went off to university and became a wordsmith. Not much call for them in Hackney, so he learnt a trade: being a comedian...

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