Performance

Venue	Royal Vauxhall Tavern
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	17th March 2009
To	21st April 2009
When	Tue
Royal Vauxhall Tavern (V802232640)
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Scott Capurro

Work:: Scott Capurro (S2113431672)

San Franciscan comic and author of 'Fowl Play'. Scott has become one of the most popular faces in the UK comedy circuit. At the 1994 Edinburgh Festival he won both the Perrier Best Newcomer Award for his show Risk-Gay and the Spirit of the Fringe Award. Scott Capurro's Love and Affection Tour, his 1995 Edinburgh show was then nominated for the Perrier Award. 1995 also saw Scott make his debut in Australia, appearing at both the Sydney Mardi Gras and the Melbourne Comedy Festival. In 1997 he completed a nationwide tour, including a run at London's Freedom Cafe and performed at the prestigious Just for Laughs Festival in Montreal. In 1998 Scott brought his one man black comedy Brain Souffl? to the Fringe. He made a welcome return to the Edinburgh Festival in 1999 with his sell out show Fowl Play, and his first novel of the same name was published in September 2000.

Performer

Scott Capurro

Production:: (T01046630901)

Unadulterated chat with celebrity guests, top journalists and provocative acts from London’s fringe performance scene.

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Performer	Graham Norton (Mar 17)
Performer	Ken Livingstone (date to be confirmed)
Performer	Julian Clary (date to be confirmed)
Performer	Brian Paddick (date to be confirmed)
Performer	Katy Brand (date to be confirmed)
Performer	Timberlina (date to be confirmed)

Listing:: L1594795634

Production details

Unadulterated chat with celebrity guests, top journalists and provocative acts from London’s fringe performance scene.

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