The Tim Vine Chat Show: The Tim Vine Chat Show: The audience are the guests! Expect the Puns to flow fast as Tim Vine chats to guests plucked from the audience. It could be Martin who runs a rug shop or Lydia, a part time librarian. Who knows what's in store! Actual people are the stars of the show and as Tim always says: everybody has a story (please note the production cannot guarantee that everyone will have a story).
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The Tim Vine Chat Show at Norwich Playhouse in Norwich, Norfolk on Friday, 02 March 2012.
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