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John Cooper Clarke archiveIn a vain attempt at bourgeois credibility, Manchester's sharp-dressed, sharp-delivering punk poet Lenny, changed his name to John Cooper Clarke and embarked on a ?polysyllabic excursion though Thrillsville'! Clad in the slum chic of the hipster, he issued the slang anthems of the zip age in the desperate esperanto of bop. Expect a mix of hilarious anecdotes of life in a Northern town interspersed with machine-gun fast delivery of some of his best poems. If you think poetry is dull and boring, or posh and erudite - you haven't seen JCC! The Bard of Salford. The unique rapid fire delivery of his poems alongside razor sharp gags and tales of the absurd or just hilarious, have created a live career lasting over 30 years. John Cooper Clarke website.

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John Cooper Clarke

John Cooper Clarke

John Cooper Clarke (Poetry) production archive for QTIX code T0488056531. Details of all John Cooper Clarke archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S01359258444

Archive Listings

18 May 13The Picture House (formerly HMV Picture House)
Edinburgh
Performance Details => Venue archive
19 Oct 12Gloucester Guildhall
Gloucester, Gloucestershire
Performance Details => Venue archive
13 Oct 12The Arches
Glasgow
Performance Details => Venue archive
10 Oct 12Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
Liverpool, Merseyside
Performance Details => Venue archive
4 Jul 12Harrogate Theatre
Harrogate, North Yorkshire
Performance Details => Venue archive
24 Jun 12The Gate
Cardiff, Glamorgan
Performance Details => Venue archive
25 Nov 11Pavilion Theatre
Worthing, West Sussex
Performance Details => Venue archive
29 Oct 11The Duchess
York, North Yorkshire
Performance Details => Venue archive
28 Oct 11The Picture House (formerly HMV Picture House)
Edinburgh
Performance Details => Venue archive
23 Oct 11Theatre Severn
Shrewsbury, Shropshire
Performance Details => Venue archive
7 Oct 11
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8 Oct 11
Jazz Cafe
Inner London, Greater London
Performance Details => Venue archive
29 Sep 11Key Theatre
Peterborough, Cambridgeshire
Performance Details => Venue archive
26 May 11Octagon
Sheffield, South Yorkshire
Performance Details => Venue archive
10 Apr 11Rose Theatre Kingston
Kingston, Surrey
Performance Details => Venue archive
9 Apr 11De La Warr Pavilion
Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex
Performance Details => Venue archive
3 Apr 11Exeter Phoenix
Exeter, Devon
Performance Details => Venue archive
2 Apr 11Princess Pavilion
Falmouth, Cornwall
Performance Details => Venue archive
12 Feb 11Chapter Globe
Cardiff, Glamorgan
Performance Details => Venue archive
6 Feb 11O2 Academy Leicester
Leicester, Leicestershire
Performance Details => Venue archive
19 Dec 10The Scala
Outer London, Greater London
Performance Details => Venue archive
11 Dec 10O2 Academy Liverpool
Liverpool, Merseyside
Performance Details => Venue archive
4 Dec 10O2 Institute Birmingham
Birmingham, West Midlands
Performance Details => Venue archive
28 Nov 10Thekla
Bristol, City of Bristol
Performance Details => Venue archive
22 Oct 10Whitley Bay Playhouse
Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear
Performance Details => Venue archive
9 Sep 10Alban Arena
St Albans, Hertfordshire
Performance Details => Venue archive
9 Jul 10Southbank Centre
West End, Greater London
Performance Details => Venue archive
17 Jun 10Theatre Severn
Shrewsbury, Shropshire
Performance Details => Venue archive
28 May 10Leadmill
Sheffield, South Yorkshire
Performance Details => Venue archive

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Reviews


USER: 30Sep11:
John Cooper Clarke walked on to the stage and took control of the crowd - for 1 hour and 40 minutes, the place was ecstatic for his mix of poetry and humour. The only spoiler was 1 hour of local poets as warm-up. Neither wanted not needed the audience endured them but didn't respond.

User Reviews

USER (30Sep11): John Cooper Clarke walked on to the stage and took control of the crowd - for 1 hour and 40 minutes, the place was ecstatic for his mix of poetry and humour. The only spoiler was 1 hour of local poets as warm-up. Neither wanted not needed the audience endured them but didn't respond.
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