Just got tickets to see...........Eddie Izzard in Sydney!
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DOH!
I've got to wait until December, and the dubious pleasures of Birmingham (UK) before I get to see him.
I do hope he's pulled his socks up since "Circle" which I found crushingly disappointing.
I've got to wait until December, and the dubious pleasures of Birmingham (UK) before I get to see him.
I do hope he's pulled his socks up since "Circle" which I found crushingly disappointing.
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I believe one part of his act is to perform in the native tongue of the country he is in, does this mean he will do this show entirely in Convict Slang
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Going to Nottingham in December.. tickets are sat waiting to be used.. I'm taking the girlfriend for our "aniversary" cos apparently its 12 months to the day that we got together.. I thought it was a wicked prezzie...
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About six years ago I saw him do a gig in New York, where there were only 200 people in the audience (190 being Brits). He was brilliant, PMSL all night.
Enjoy
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Damn, got to put up with birmingham
I saw him in 2000 in new york, was at the show where the sound went bonkers half way through. Fantastic show, really looking forward to birmingham though (never thought I'd say that!)
I saw him in 2000 in new york, was at the show where the sound went bonkers half way through. Fantastic show, really looking forward to birmingham though (never thought I'd say that!)
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pretty sure it was "la sange est dan l'arbre, le chat et sous la chaise et la souris et sur le table"
At certain points "la sange et sur la branche", but never on the tree
Of course, none of these phrases are any good unless you have a monkey, tree, cat, mouse table and chair to hand.
At certain points "la sange et sur la branche", but never on the tree
Of course, none of these phrases are any good unless you have a monkey, tree, cat, mouse table and chair to hand.
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