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The Ricky Tomlinson Laughter Show

From: 28 May 2008

To: 28 May 2008

TV's Jim Royle delivers two hours of stand-up comedy at the Opera House Theatre, Winter Gardens.

The Ricky Tomlinson Laughter Show

Known for his role as couch potato, Jim Royle, in 'The Royal Family', off screen Ricky Tomlinson has been a plasterer, banjo player, comic, union agitator, political activist, award-winning actor and even a prisoner.

He's now embarked on a stand up tour with special guests Pauline Daniels, Tony Barton and Duncan Norvelle.

"Laugh-a-minute jokes and hysterical audience participation."

7.30pm BOOK ONLINE

Adults £15.00 Seniors / Children £13.00
Groups Discount 10+ £2.00 OFF

Winter Gardens WEBSITE

Event held at the Opera House Theatre, Winter Gardens, 97 Church Street, Blackpool, FY1 1HL.

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