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Monty Python's Spamalot: ... went to see the musical with my parents at the Palace Theatre on the corner of Shaftesbury Avenue while on holiday in London a few weeks ago, this is what its about and what I thought of it. Spamalot is the musical version of the popular Monty Python movie Monty Python and the Holy Grail, a movie that my dad actually appeared in briefly as an extra, playing a peasant in the burn the witch scene. I ll say right o...
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	Alan Carr Stand Up Tour 2007 Theatre / Musical National / Famed presenter of The Friday Night Project and stand-up comedian in his own right, Alan Carr. The 2007 Tour will play at a number of venues during October and November 2007. overall rating 2 reviews

	Tom Stade - Setlist The Stand Comedy Club II / Theatre / Musical National / 16 North St Andrew Street / Edinburgh. - The King of laid-back, chilled out, smart and surprising comedy is throwing down the gauntlet to his audience. How does a comedian decide what goes in his setlist each night? How does he gauge what each audience can handle... overall rating 1 review

	Daniel Kitson: It's the Fireworks Talking The Stand Comedy Club / Theatre / Musical National / 16 North St Andrew Street / Edinburgh / 05 Aug 2007 - 26 Aug 2007. - Daniel's rather lovely new stand up show, dealing with all of his perennial concerns in all new words. With stories about swimming in the sea, the courage of kindness, and telling your parents you ... overall rating 1 review

	Adam Bloom: Look At Me, Anybody! Pleasance Courtyard / Theatre / Musical National / 60 The Pleasance / Edinburgh. 03 Aug 2007 - 27 Aug 2007. - The multi award-winning star of BBC Radio 4's 'The Problem with Adam Bloom' returns with an intensely inventive new show. 'He's been one of my favourite stand-ups for about ten years' Ricky Gervais. overall rating 1 review

	BBC Stand up show live! Pleasance Dome / Theatre / Musical National / 1 Bristo Square / Edinburgh / BBC comedy presents a spectacular month of late night comedy with a different line-up each night, showcasing the circuit's finest comedians and exposing the stars of tomorrow. Supported by 2Entertain. - The Pleasance Dome (located at Potterow... overall rating 1 review

	Stewart Lee - 41st Best Stand-Up Ever! Underbelly / Theatre / Musical National / 56 Cowgate (entrances on Cowgate and Victoria Street) / Edinburgh. 03 Aug 2007 - 27 Aug 2007. - Underbelly on Cowgate is the original Underbelly and the thriving home to some of the best talent and bars in town. 'Make a pilgrimage to Underbelly' Scotsman. 'A vertical Glastonbu... overall rating 1 review

	Richard Herring - Oh fck, I'm 40! Underbelly / Theatre / Musical National / 56 Cowgate (entrances on Cowgate and Victoria Street) / Edinburgh. 03 Aug 2007 - 27 Aug 2007. - Underbelly on Cowgate is the original Underbelly and the thriving home to some of the best talent and bars in town. 'Make a pilgrimage to Underbelly' Scotsman. 'A vertical Glastonbu... overall rating** 1 review

	Norman Lovett's Slide Show Pleasance Courtyard / Theatre / Musical National / 60 The Pleasance / Edinburgh. 03 Aug 2007 - 27 Aug 2007. 'If you only go to one show at this year's fringe, then don't bother coming to mine you tight gits! Seriously, it'll be funny!' Norman: 'exquisite stand-up comedy' Guardian, 'a natural-born comic' (Edinburgh Ev... overall rating 1 review

	Touch - Bill Dare Pleasance Courtyard / Theatre / Musical National / 60 The Pleasance / Edinburgh. 03 Aug 2007 - 27 Aug 2007. Vernon likes to watch people. Seeing a young woman drowning in a river, he leaps in to rescue her - but whose life is really being saved? Playwriting debut from award-winning TV producer. Directed by Owen Lewis... overall rating 1 review

	Mark Watson - Can I briefly talk to you about the point of life? Pleasance Courtyard / Theatre / Musical National / 60 The Pleasance / Edinburgh. - The Pleasance Courtyard (located at 60 Pleasance) has over 300,000 visitors, fourteen venues, six bars, three cafes and every kind of entertainment under the sun. It's little wonder that for many people the Pleasance is the Fringe. 'Th... overall rating 1 review

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	Buddy - The Buddy Holly Story ... - The Buddy Holly Story is a musical about the life of the pop musician, Buddy Holly. The biographical detail is fairly minimal, being instead a showcase of Holly s music. In a nutshell, the story begins in 1955 with a 19 year old Buddy starting out on a successful career as a Country and Western musician. He has his own ideas about the path his career should take, favouring the racier Rock and Roll that is beginning to emerge. Feeling unsupported by his record label, Holly signs a contract with another. From this point, exciting and original hits like Peggy Sue are written and recorded. Buddy Holly and the Crickets become a phenomenon with a unique and appe... Read the full review: Rave on! It's a crazy feeling! by DancingCopper
	Lion King ... Lion King has established itself as one of the biggest west end shows in London. It is currently showing at the Lyceum Theatre. Seeing the Lion King was one of the first west end shows I have seen in many years and it did not disappoint!! It is a great transfer from the disney classic film to the stage incorperating all of the music and action. The costumes are amazing and very detailed. The sets are beautifully designed and the whole production fantastic. As well as all of the familiar songs we all know and love, yes I did sing along, there are a couple of new ones which have been written especially for the stage and fit in seemlessly. The show is still aime... Read the full review: A great family show for all fans of the lion king by custard1975
	La Clique ... s a difficult task to sum up La Clique in words. Nothing I could write would do it justice!! I ll give it a go though... La Clique, currently showing at the London Hippodrome in Leicester Square, is a collection of acts that combine aspects of comedy, circus, cabaret and burlesque. The acts range from amazing acrobatics and circus skills to a comedy strip tease (yes, this production is only for over 18s!). I am reluctant to mention too many details - I don t want to ruin the element of surprise - but I cannot possibly post a review without devoting part of it to the mesmerising David O Mer. His aerial ballet above and inside a bath full of water was my absolute f... Read the full review: La Clique at the London Hippodrome - a must see! by annar1008

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