AO Arena says Take That to crisis-hit Co-op Live
Co-op Live has had yet another setback as Take That become the latest act to move to the AO arena
Co-op Live has had yet another setback as Take That become the latest act to move to the AO arena
After months of expectation, Co-op Live has again postponed its opening night after the dramatic resignation of its general manager.
Fans of Bolton-born comedian Peter Kay have expressed their frustrations as 02 Priority crashed before early access tickets went on
The Frog and Bucket has seen 13,500 comedians on Monday nights for its inimitable Beat the Frog, 4000 professionals, and a million customers walk through its doors since it opened in 1994. MM explores the Mancunian comedy club on its 25th birthday…
The Bolton comedian announced he had decided to cancel his tour “due to unforeseen family circumstances.”
Salford University students are hoping to follow in the footsteps of their comedy heroes with a live showcase tomorrow.
The venue recently celebrated being named the best comedy club in the North by Chortle comedy magazine, and their ‘Beat the Frog’ amateur nights are perhaps their most renowned feature.
Audience members who witnessed the collapse of Ted Robbins during last Saturday’s Phoenix Nights live show have been invited to a special matinee performance next Sunday.
Bolton-born comedian Peter Kay is set to bring his hit TV series Phoenix Nights to the stage next year, in aid of Comic Relief.
Justin also featured in the Phoenix Nights spin-off, Max and Paddy’s Road to Nowhere and the Ken Loach film, Looking for Eric
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