micky flanagan
Micky Flanagan has added more dates due to phenomenal demand to his ‘An’ Another Fing…’ tour, including his twelfth O2 Arena show October 21st.
Flanagan recently sent record tumbling with a record breaking weekend of ticket sales during the opening run of his huge UK Tour shattering records in Newcastle, and Sheffield twice for seated arena shows.
A date has been revealed for Micky Flanagan's new series on Sky 1.
Update 10/3: Micky Flanagan has now added another date at the O2 on October 14. Tickets on sale now at link below.
Update - more shows have been added since the tour below was announced, including a fifth show at the Barclaycard Arena in Birmingham on June 2 just announced.
Micky Flanagan is returning to Sky 1 with a new series, Thinking Aloud, which will see him declutter his mind of the big questions that keep us all up at night.
The six part series, which starts on Sky 1 at 9pm on April 17 and will also be available on online streaming service
NOW TV, is a comical polemic - where Micky lets his mind wander through the past and present to explore the big themes in life. Is there really such a thing as a mid-life crisis?
After Jon Richardson and his wingman Matt Forde going in search of the meaning of life on C4 recently, Micky Flanagan teams up with his mate, brickie Sean Lynch, for his own comedy travelogue about, well, I’m not quite sure. But it is great fun trying to work it out.
With BBC3 due to become an online channel in 2015 I guess the BBC needs to get viewers used to going to iPlayer to watch original content online and not just last night’s episode of EastEnders. To nudge comedy fans in the right direction the Beeb invited a group of famous comedians to make a programme that they had always dreamt about making. The resulting six comedy shorts are pretty mixed, but the one thing one can definitely say about them is that they are very varied in tone. Some are surreal, some are discreetly political.
At the risk of digging an even deeper hole for myself I'll try to respond below to Dave Twentyman's response to my original piece here.
Comedian Dave Twentyman recently posted an interesting piece on Facebook about snobbery in the comedy industry towards comedians who play the weekend club circuit. Stand-ups who make their living from gigs at stag and hen parties and office parties etc are viewed, said Twentymen, as hack and unimaginative.
Micky Flanagan has announced that he is postponing the next four dates of his Back in the Game tour at the Brighton Centre and the O2 Arena in London following the death of his mother. Tickets will still be valid for the rescheduled dates in December, or refunds will be available if ticket-holders cannot attend. Details here.
After last week's frenetic activity on the London circuit this week there are only three gigs to catch and if you haven't got a ticket for the first one yet you might as well enjoy your night in.
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