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Avant Variety Comedy@The Ivy House April 8th Pull The Other One


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Pull The Other continues the tradition of introducing the wild and offbeat onto the stage of the "Golden Lounge" of The Ivy House https://goo.gl/maps/HhHSmjUEi1C2

On Friday 8th April

Lewis Blomfield Hosts ...

ALASDAIR BECKETT-KING


MARK FELGATE


OTIZ CANNELLONI


CANDY GIGI MARKHAM

LOUISE REAY

and surprise guests ARIANE SHERINE and David Don't


Adv TICKETS ?11 ONLINE http://www.wegottickets.com/event/354660 ?10 behind the Bar


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 Ivy House 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


http://www.ptoocomedy.com

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