One of the funniest live comics doing the rounds, Bill Bailey manages to combine comedy and music to perfection. Following on from last year's sell-out shows, Bill has announced his new tour for his Remarkable Guide to the Orchestra.
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| 5 Mar 2012 20:00 | Bill Bailey 1 tickets | Leicester Square Theatre London | From £40 | COMPARE |
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