stewart francis
A lot of comedians talk about quitting stand-up. And a lot of comedians probably feel like quitting stand-up during the Edinburgh Fringe. But Stewart Francis announced that this would be his final run long before the Festival and after a UK tour in the autumn he is apparently giving up comedy pursue an acting career.
Star of Mock the Week and Live at the Apollo Stewart Francis has extended his farewell tour, Into The Punset, into 2019.
With the new dates added due to demand, this is turning out to be an epic tour – beginning in Soho in October and culminating at the Eventim Apollo, Hammersmith in December next year, which will be Stewart’s last and final stand-up gig ever.
Star of Mock the Week and Live at the Apollo, Stewart Francis embarks on a brand-new show, in this, his last tour ever. See him before he heads off... INTO THE PUNSET.
Winner of Dave’s Funniest Joke Of The Fringe, this hugely successful one liner wizard has become a household name in the UK over the last decade, thanks to his ‘perfectly crafted gags’ and expert timing, which he has toured around the UK, and at the Edinburgh Festival, to sell-out audiences.
It's the moment the comedy world has been waiting for. Craig Campbell, Stewart Francis and Glenn Wool back together again at last. Ok, it's not the Stone Roses, but there is something rather lovely about these three Canadian troupers touring together after forging their own separate paths over the last decade and a bit.
The London comedy scene goes global this week with two shows from visitors from the colonies. Australian comedian Wil Anderson opens at the Soho Theatre on Monday and is there until June 8. Back home Anderson is a pretty big star – slick, smart and very witty, though not entirely averse to dick jokes.
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