Veteran stand-up Stewart Lee will be bringing the lols across the country, when he begins his Carpet Remnant World national tour in February.
Fresh off a successful second series of late night gem, Stewart Lee’s Comedy Vehicle (which garnered double success at the 2011 British Comedy Awards), Mr. Lee will be looking to both repatriate and alienate fans and newcomers alike with his idiosyncratic style and eloquence.
Currently in residence the Leicester Square Theatre in London, Stew has already been receiving excellent reviews (and pissing off The Sun’s critics) for what has been described by The Guardian as: “…marvellously funny: mordant, thoughtful and crafted, even while posing as the ragbag of throwaway scraps its title implies.”
Stewart Lee’s shows have a tendency to be a slow-burning sell out, so you should be able to get some tickets for you and a loved one of your choice (or someone that you really hate and would like to laugh repeatedly in their world-weary face, who knows.)
Dates are as follows:
February
Thursday 23rd – The Playhouse, Nottingham
Friday 24th – The Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury
Saturday 25th – Town Hall, Cheltenham
Wednesday 29th – Harrogate Theatre, Harrogate
March
Thursday 1st – St. George’s Hall, Bradford
Friday 2nd – Waterfront Hall, Belfast
Saturday 3rd – Philarmonic Hall, Liverpool
Tuesday 6th – Opera House, Buxton
Wednesday 7th – Corn Exchange, Cambridge
Friday 9th – The Anvil, Basingstoke
Saturday 10th – Royal & Derngate, Northampton
Sunday 11th – Theatre Royal, Norwich
Thursday 15th – DeMontfort Hall, Leicester
Friday 16th – Derby Theatre, Derby
Saturday 17th – Performing Arts Centre, Lincoln
Wednesday 21st – The Dukes Theatre, Lancaster
Thursday 22nd – Journal Tyne Theatre, Newcastle
Friday 23rd – King’s Theatre, Glasgow (Glasgow Comedy Festival)
Saturday 24th – Theatre Royal, York Monday 26th – Playhouse, Oxford
Wednesday 28th – St David’s Hall, Cardiff
Thursday 29th – The Hexagon, Reading
Friday 30th – Symphony Hall, Birmingham
April
Tuesday 17th – Theatre Royal, Winchester
Wednesday 18th – Hall For Cornwall, Truro
Friday 20th – Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield
Saturday 21st – Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield
Thursday 26th – Theatre Severn, Shrewsbury
Sunday 29th – The Lowry, Salford – MATINEE – 3.00pm
Sunday 29th – The Lowry, Salford – EVENING – 7.30pm
May
Wednesday 2nd – The Dome, Brighton
Saturday 5th – Machynlleth Comedy Festival, Wales
Sunday 6th – Hippodrome, Bristol
Monday 7th – Theatre Royal, Plymouth
Tuesday 8th – Octagon Theatre, Yeovil
Saturday 12th – Music Hall, Aberdeen
Sunday 13th – Eden Court, Inverness
Thursday 17th – Vicar Street, Dublin
Friday 18th – Vicar Street, Dublin
Saturday 19th – Seapoint Ballroom, Salthill, Galway
Sunday 20th – Savoy Theatre, Cork
Thursday 24th – Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry
Saturday 26th – Festival Theatre, Malvern
June
Friday 8th – West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds
Saturday 9th – The Alban Arena, St Albans
Thursday 14th – Grand Theatre, Swansea
Friday 15th – Lighthouse, Poole
Friday 22nd – Civic Theatre, Chelmsford
Saturday 23rd – City Hall, Salisbury
Sunday 24th – Northcott Theatre, Exeter
Wednesday 27th – Huntingdon Hall, Worcester
Thursday 28th – Huntingdon Hall, Worcester
Words by James Brightman
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