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Celebrity Juice regular and host of The Chris Ramsey Show and Stand Up Central (Comedy Central), Chris Ramsey has announced a brand new live tour for 2018, with 52 nationwide dates. The tour starts in Southport on May 17 and currently ends on November 3 with a special homecoming performance at Newcastle’s Metro Arena following his first ever headline show at the venue earlier this year.
It was pretty much par for the course that the first gag I heard on arrival at this year's Latitude 2017 was Chris Ramsey talking about his fear of having to wipe baby pooh off the TV remote. And of course it got a big laugh. Latitude is more family-orientated than any other festival and there were plenty of young parents with small kids in tow in the comedy tent who laughed along to Ramsey's relatable riffs about being a stressed out dad.
Chris Ramsey is to be the new host of Topical panel show Virtually Famous when it returns to E4 for eight more episodes. Fellow Geordie Vicky Pattison and Seann Walsh will be team captains and regular guest will be Gogglebox’s Scarlett Moffatt.
Comedian Chris Ramsey has announced a brand new tour for 2017. With 45 dates, 3 nights at London’s Leicester Square Theatre and a homecoming show at Newcastle’s Metro Radio Arena, this is Chris’ biggest tour to date.
It was announced in August that Ramsey will front a unique and high energy comedy entertainment 8-part series for Comedy Central UK in January 2017, with the working title, Feed Chris Ramsey.
Comedian Chris Ramsey was cuffed in his hotel room last night in a case of mistaken identity.
Ramsey had performed a gig in Radlett as part of his All Growed Up tour and had checked into the hotel. According to his tweets, the police kicked his door in and handcuffed him. Apparently a man had been in the hotel earlier that evening and had threatened the staff with a knife. Someone had seen Ramsey when he checked in and thought it was him and called the police.
Chris Ramsey has managed to find a new venue for the filming of his new DVD. He was due to film at London's Bloomsbury Theatre, but the Bloomsbury has had to close abruptly due to overrunning building works. He will now play Newcastle's Tyne Theatre & Operahouse. A number of other Bloomsbury gigs are currently looking for new venues.
Ramsey's recordings of All Growed Up will take place on October 7 at 7pm & 9.30pm. Tickets £10.
When it comes to the Fringe it always feels as if there is an underlying tension between the arty acts and the straightforwardly crowdpleasing stand-ups. Earlier this week I read a debate on Facebook about whether Roy “Catchphrase” Walker should be doing Edinburgh. I guess the proof is in the commerical pudding. If they shift tickets they’ve made the right decision. I wouldn’t put Chris Ramsey in the Roy Walker camp but I would put him in the Jason Manford/John Bishop camp. In a Good Way.
Foster’s Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee Chris Ramsey has announced a major tour for 2015.
The second edition of the tenth, yes, tenth, series of Live at the Apollo was hosted by Jason Manford, who is about as safe a pair of hands as you can get on TV. And I mean that in a good way. Some comedians are good live but don't seem able to make the smoothest of trnaditions to the small screen. Manford makes comedy on TV look like a doddle.
The exciting news earlier this month that the Mighty Boosh were to tour in 2014 was promptly quashed by the management but you can see half a Boosh tonight at the Soho Theatre when Julian Barratt appears in the guise of guru Jon Breeze. Tickets sold out in a blink, of course, but check the Soho Theatre website every few seconds today in case extra tickets are released.
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