Following the huge success of his 2010 tour, Al Murray The Pub Landlord is extending time at the bar by adding more dates to his Barrel of Fun Tour. Britain's best known pub philosopher will be serving up his own special brew of bar room banter at Norwich Theatre Royal this spring.
Tickets are guaranteed to sell out fast, so get your order in now.
“The way he integrates the crowd into the show is awe-inspiring” The Times
“It's sharp and memorable satire…Like the white wine for the ladies, Al gets finer with age” News of the World
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