Alistair Barrie, Glenn Wool & Keith Donnelly
Wednesday July 23rd - 8.00pm Town Hall - £12.50
Sponsored by Llangollen Chiropractic
Actor and comedian Alistair Barrie has been performing professionally for nearly an entire century (this one). Much in demand as both a headline act and MC across the international circuit, he has played all over the UK and Ireland, as well as further afield in the States, Australia, Geneva, The Netherlands, Belgium, Prague, Dubai, Singapore, Bahrain, Indonesia and the middle of the North Sea.
Alistair has also performed two critically and commercially acclaimed solo shows at the Edinburgh festival, and is a team member at The Cutting Edge - the weekly satirical and topical show at London's Comedy Store, as well as having appeared frequently on both television and radio. Recent credits include Green Wing, Richard and Judy , Loose Ends and The Sandi Toksvig Show. In addition, Alistair has worked as a newspaper summarizer pundit type thing for BBC News 24 and as warm up for Friday Night with Jonathan Ross, Never Mind The Buzzcocks and Shoot The Messenger.
Glenn Wool began his comedy career eight years ago in his home town of Vancouver. He moved to London four years ago and quickly became one of the rising stars of the London comedy circuit. Glenn also gigs at venues around the country and has recently been touring with Ed Byrne. In 2002 Glenn performed on the prestigious comedy stage at the Glastonbury Festival, the Kilkenny Comedy Festival and the South African Comedy Festival. Glenn took his first one hour solo show, Bizarre Cocktail, to the Edinburgh Festival last year. His edgy and incisive material attracted a great deal of attention and the show sold out and received great critical acclaim.
In no particular order Keith Donnelly has been described as a 'Ruthless Surrealist Guitar-Slinging Abstract Songer Sing-Weaving" and "a Teller of Short Tall Tales and Long Short Stories". He is a human theme park and one-man perpetual motion machine, doesn't know the meaning of the word 'floccipaucinihilipilification', has never been an organ donor but did once let a friend borrow his guitar, has no particular axe to grind, but admits that his pencil could do with sharpening, and likes making people laugh more than anything (with the possible exception of certain things that aren't supposed to make people laugh!).
Laugh along too with all three comics at this special Fringe comedy bonanza.
