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Lee Mack: Lancashire- born stand-up comic and actor, Lee Mack, is famed for his social satire and observational comedy.
He wrote and starred in the sit-com 'Not Going Out' and is team captain on TV's 'Would I lie to You?' BBC Radio 2 granted him his own slot, 'The Lee Mack Show' which he co-hosted with celebrities each week and he has been guest host on 'Have I Got News For You' four times.
His recent 'Going Out' tour was hugely successful and he has released his live DVD from this.
Lee Mack: Lee Mack will be performing a live gig at Birmingham Symphony Hall venue in Birmingham, West Midlands on 14 Nov 10.
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Lee Mack at Symphony Hall in Birmingham, West Midlands on Sunday, 14 November 2010.
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