John Bishop Tickets
Plymouth Pavilions, Tuesday, 18 September 2012
John Bishop
Plymouth Pavilions,
18 Sep 2012
Scouse comedian John Bishop was named best newcomer by BBC Radio Merseyside, winning the North West Comedy award for best stand-up in 2004. Since then he has been nominated for the Edinburgh Comedy Award. His material is drawn mainly from life's experiences, from being a father to cycling around the globe, to playing semi-pro football and working as a night club bouncer.
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