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Bill Bailey has announced further dates for his 2018 Larks in Transit tour.
These dates are in addition to the extra dates already announced last week.
The new dates are in Liverpool (12/6), Warrington (13/6 & 14/6) and High Wycombe (15/6 & 16/6)
Bill Bailey is to co-star in a new Sky One comedy with Idris Elba entitled In The Long Run.
Bill Bailey has announced an extra 36 dates for his 2018 Larks In Transit tour.
Update: 30/11: Extra date added at London's Eventim Apollo on Thursday 7 June 2018. Tickets for the new show go on sale at 10am
on Monday 4 December, priced £27.50. Link below.
Before the final headliner Bill Bailey came on on Sunday evening the compere David Morgan asked everyone to stand up so that more people could get into the tent. There were probably more people in the comedy tent for Bailey than there were at the entire first few Latitudes a decade ago.
More comedy shows have been announced as part of this year's Latitude Festival. The new highlights include Bill Bailey and Katherine Ryan doing solo shows and Reece Shearsmith as a special guest along with Rufus Hound for Robin Ince & Josie Long’s Festival Shambles, a special take on their hit podcast, Book Shambles.
Also just announced are Silver Sony Award winner Milton Jones, Piff the Magic Dragon, Marcus Brigstocke, Dane Baptiste and Jen Kirkman.
I went to see Bill Bailey at the Vaudeville Theatre last night. I reviewed the show for the Evening Standard and gave it four stars. During a brief email exchange with a sub-editor I mentioned that it was nearly a five star show and she replied that my review made it sound like almost a five star review too. So why didn't it get the full quintet?
Bill Bailey has announced a London run for his latest tour Limboland. Having performed the show in Australia and New Zealand and following a UK tour he takes up residence at the Vaudeville Theatre in The Strand from December 14, 2015 to January 17, 2016.
Bill Bailey is known as a nature-loving, eco-friendly comedian so maybe that’s why he has recycled a song he has been doing for over a decade for the BBC iPlayer’s Funny Valentines series. That’s not a negative criticism. Far from it. It’s good to see that something that he has been performing onstage at least as far back as the 2004 Part Troll tour has now been given a chance to blossom into this four minute epic complete with a video featuring exploding belisha beacons.
Bill Bailey and Sean Lock have just been announced as the headliners at this year's Altitude Festival. The annual festival, which combines stand-up with skiing and snowboarding, takes place in Mayrhofen, Austria, from March 23 - 27.
The impressive line-up also includes The Boy with Tape on his Face and the return of one of Altitude’s founders, Marcus Brigstocke, who couldn’t join us last year after shattering his knee on Channel 4 Ski Show, The Jump. Co-founder Andrew Maxwell will be there too.
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