Performance

Venue	Bloomsbury Theatre
	Also: UCL
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	23rd April 2015
To	23rd April 2015
When	20:00
Bloomsbury Theatre (V170)
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Date of change: 25 Mar 15 - T0775370635

Royal Comedy

Work:: Royal Comedy (S670311233)

The Royal Comedy gig has been organised to raise funds to expand the vital work of The Complementary Therapy service at the Royal Free Hospital, London. Started in 1992 by Keith Hunt MBE, the service provides massage to patients from mothers-to-be to teenagers and centenarians.

Production:: (T0775370635)

Last year's sell-out event (Time Out's Top 10 Comedy List for February 2014) returns to the Bloomsbury with another fundraiser for Keith Hunt's work at the Royal Free Hospital. Featuring British Comedy Award winner Aisling Bea, Peep Show star Isy Suttie, Superbob hero Brett Goldstein, XFM stud John Robins, Lou Sanders from Russell Howard's Good News and Grainne Maguire of Stewart Lee's Alternative Comedy, plus a very special surprise guest. All MCed by Mae Martin (Russell Howard's Good News).

Performer	Aisling Bea
Performer	Isy Suttie
Performer	Brett Goldstein
Performer	John Robins
Performer	Lou Sanders
Performer	Grainne Maguire
Performer	Mae Martin (MC)

Listing:: L1093764804

Production details

Last year's sell-out event (Time Out's Top 10 Comedy List for February 2014) returns to the Bloomsbury with another fundraiser for Keith Hunt's work at the Royal Free Hospital. Featuring British Comedy Award winner Aisling Bea, Peep Show star Isy Suttie, Superbob hero Brett Goldstein, XFM stud John Robins, Lou Sanders from Russell Howard's Good News and Grainne Maguire of Stewart Lee's Alternative Comedy, plus a very special surprise guest. All MCed by Mae Martin (Russell Howard's Good News).

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