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Royal Variety Performance: The Royal Variety Performance - a gala night of entertainment that will be attended by the Queen or Prince Charles. This years acts for the Royal Variety Performance will be hosted by comedian Michael McIntyre who, at 34 will be the youngest ever host of the Royal Variety Performance. He has already performed twice before at the Royal Variety Performance, so is no stranger to the event.
The Royal Variety Performance will be held at the Palladium Theatre in London on the 7th December 2010 in its 100th birthday year. Artists set to appear have yet to be announced.
The performance will be raising funds for the Entertainment Artistes Benevolent Fund.
Also set to appear at The Royal Variety Performance 2010 to perform live in front of HRH The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall will be the winner of Britains Got Talent 2010.
Please note that the venue of 2010s Royal Variety Show will be the Palladium in London, not the Blackpool Opera House, which was the venue for the 2009 Variety Show. Details will be updated shortly for the 2010 Variety Show.
Royal Variety Performance at Blackpool Opera House in Blackpool, Lancashire on Monday, 07 December 2009.
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