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The Boothby Graffoe and Audrey Heartburn join Pull The Other One @OldNunsHead Tonight.. a few left


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The Final Season of Pull The Other One continues Friday 23rd Feb with Boothby Graffoe

at the Old Nun's Head

Doors 8 30 pm. Show 9pm. ?10 tickets available online https://www.wegottickets.com/event/431353 ?10 tickets available from the Nuns Head (please check they have any left before you make the journey)......


our brilliant

LEWIS BLOMFIELD will host:

Boothby Graffoe


Audrey Heartburn from the creator of Tina Turner Tea Lady


Amy HoopLovin


Frank Sanazi



Join us bringing the anarchic spirit of the last Friday of every month back to Nunhead.


heres some 1 min videos of our club




Pull The Other One is an extraordinary evening with acts bizarre, humorous and delightful.

Most comedy shows nowadays are just a string of stand-ups with occasionally, an odd act thrown in. Vivienne and Martin Soan?s monthly Pull The Other One club at the Old Nuns Head is old-style variety mingled with comic performance art and never short of the unexpected and bizarre. It?s no surprise that Pull The Other One attracts a varied audience including artist, musicians and celebrities in search of an inspirational night out themselves.

?I will be coming back here as much as I can? Omid Djaili

?Performing at this club was the 17th highlight of my life? Arthur Smith


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