Mike Harding - The Adventures of the Crumpsall Kid
Work:: Mike Harding (S0416939992)
Mike Harding is a man of many talents. Beginning his career in the 1960s, Mike has been a folk singer, comedian, broadcaster, writer and poet. He brings his poetry tour to St Helens in May 2015. Mike has four published anthologies to his name and will be sharing some of his favourite poems here at The Citadel. Don't miss a great night out in the presence of a living legend as Mike reveals another side to his character.
Production:: The Adventures of the Crumpsall Kid (T01034050861)
Mike Harding is back on the road for a short theatre tour to mark the publication of his autobiography, The Adventures of the Crumpsall Kid. Spend an evening in the company of the multi-talented Mike as he talks about growing up in Crumpsall in the 1950's in the shadow of a dark satanic cream cracker factory and tells a shedload of hilarious tales from his early life - from first day at infant school to the dribbling, snuff taking barmpot who dominated his first year in grammar school. He tells stories of the early 60's when he played in skiffle groups and rock ?n' roll bands in the Town Halls, the ballrooms and the Working Men's Clubs of the North of England before he discovered folk music and went on to become one of the nation's favourite funny men. This is life in the raw as seen through the eyes of the folk singer and songwriter, poet and playwright, comedian and broadcaster, fell-walker and fly-fisherman, described by Billy Connolly as the "funniest man in England".
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The Adventures of the Crumpsall Kid
Mike Harding is back on the road for a short theatre tour to mark the publication of his autobiography, The Adventures of the Crumpsall Kid. Spend an evening in the company of the multi-talented Mike as he talks about growing up in Crumpsall in the 1950's in the shadow of a dark satanic cream cracker factory and tells a shedload of hilarious tales from his early life - from first day at infant school to the dribbling, snuff taking barmpot who dominated his first year in grammar school. He tells stories of the early 60's when he played in skiffle groups and rock ?n' roll bands in the Town Halls, the ballrooms and the Working Men's Clubs of the North of England before he discovered folk music and went on to become one of the nation's favourite funny men. This is life in the raw as seen through the eyes of the folk singer and songwriter, poet and playwright, comedian and broadcaster, fell-walker and fly-fisherman, described by Billy Connolly as the "funniest man in England".
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