Jim Davidson Live and Dangerous: JIM DAVIDSON- The LEGEND!
The incomparable JIM DAVIDSON live, dangerous and as uncompromising as ever. A hysterical evening of near the knuckle stand up comedy featuring one of Britain's greatest ever comedians.
For a very limited tour only. A night not to be missed!
ADULTS ONLY.
Jim Davidson Live and Dangerous at Stamford Corn Exchange Theatre in Stamford, Lincolnshire on Saturday, 21 April 2012.
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