Competition: Laura Solon
Win tickets to see Laura Solon
live at Quarterhouse!
Coming from relative obscurity to winning the Perrier award for her Fringe show in 2005, LauraSolon soon became a name to take notice of. Her sketch and character comedy series, Talking
and Not Talking has been running on BBC Radio 4 for the last three years, she has appeared in
Ruddy Hell! It's Harry and Paul and has more recently starred in Al Murray’s Multiple Personality
Disorder. Now Laura is back with another excellent and highly acclaimed live show titled Rabbit
Faced Story Soup. The show presents Laura at her best with a character based comedy
incorporating a great plotline. It’s already bought her rave reviews after performing back at The
Fringe festival last summer. We will be featuring an interview with Laura in our next issue but here
is your chance to grab two gift voucher tickets for her Quarterhouse show in April.
To enter, simply answer the question below;
In which year did Laura make her Fringe debut?
& send your completed entries to
The Gig Guide, Thanet Publishing Ltd, Westwood Business Park, Strasbourg Street, Margate, Kent, CT9 4JJ
or enter online at www.the-gig-guide.co.uk.
The winner will be chosen at random from all correct
entries received before 15th March 2010.
Terms & Conditions:
1) Only official forms or emails received before 15/03/10 will be valid.
2) Competition not open to employees or their families of Thanet
Publishing.
3) No cash alternative given.
4) The winners will be notified by email or telephone after the closing
date.
Laura Solon Competition
Answer:
Name:
Address:
email:
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Send completed entries to:
The Gig Guide, Thanet Publishing Ltd, Westwood Business Park, Strasbourg Street, Margate, Kent, CT9 4JJ
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