Performance

Venue	Buxton Opera House
	Also: Paupers Pit Theatre, Pavilion Arts Centre
Town	Buxton
County	Derbyshire
From	5th October 2013
To	5th October 2013
When	20:00
Prices	From £12.00. To £12.00.
Buxton Opera House (V424)
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Date of change: 13 Sep 13 - T179112809

Brian Appleton - History of the World in 3 Darts

Work:: Brian Appleton (S097094670)

Comedy character created by Graham.

Performer

Graham Fellows

Production:: History of the World in 3 Darts (T179112809)

Brian Appleton, Selly Oak's most bitter man-rock musicologist and part-time lecturer in Media studies, takes to the road with a brand new tour, after a lengthy absence. Brian is the creation of Graham Fellows - the man behind comedy legend John Shuttleworth and Goole concreter Dave Tordoff. Brian Appleton's History of Rock'n'Roll was made into a BBC Radio 4 series. Brian will be looking into some major historical moments and characters and providing answers that even Terry Deary can't fathom! As well as performing some of his greatest hits like My Turn To Be Poorly - the song that inspired Morrisey to create The Smiths.

Listing:: L249797166

Pavilion Arts Centre

History of the World in 3 Darts

Brian Appleton, Selly Oak's most bitter man-rock musicologist and part-time lecturer in Media studies, takes to the road with a brand new tour, after a lengthy absence. Brian is the creation of Graham Fellows - the man behind comedy legend John Shuttleworth and Goole concreter Dave Tordoff. Brian Appleton's History of Rock'n'Roll was made into a BBC Radio 4 series. Brian will be looking into some major historical moments and characters and providing answers that even Terry Deary can't fathom! As well as performing some of his greatest hits like My Turn To Be Poorly - the song that inspired Morrisey to create The Smiths. Pavilion Arts Centre

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