GARY DELANEY - "There's Something About Gary"
“T ere’s Something About Gary”... and that something is that he likes to write and perform jokes. An awful lot of them. Also, he appears to have some jizz in his hair. T ere’s that as well. Gary thinks a good joke should be like a drunk Glaswegian, short and punchy. His new tour show is not only great for people who like lots of jokes,
but fun for people who enjoy getting off ended by jokes too! Gary is perhaps best known for his regular appearances on ‘Mock the Week’ (BBC2) and is widely regarded as the most quotable one-liner comic in the country. His many other TV and Radio credits include ‘7 Day Saturday’ (Radio 5 Live) ‘Robert’s Web’ (C4) ‘Celebrity Pointless’ (BBC1) ‘Loose Ends’ (BBC Radio 4) and ‘Russell Kane’s Whistle Stop Tour (BBC Radio 2). When performing, he projects the barely hidden delight of a cheeky schoolboy and his audiences can’t help but be carried along by his infectious charm!
Location Evesham Arts Centre Date Time Price
Friday 24th March 8:00pm £14
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