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Agraman
Real name: John Marshall
Date Of Birth: 1951
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The promoter, and regular compere, of the North-West's Buzz Clubs, Agraman 'the human anagram', came into comedy after being made redundant as a Daily Express journalist. He started a folk club at the Malt Shovels pub in Altrincham, in 1986 and three years, and a new venue, later, he added comedy to the bill. He introduced such act as Sean Hughes, Frank Skinner, Eddie Izzard and Peter Kay with a series of groan-inducing puns that have since become his trademark. In 2004 he won the Les Dawson Award for Services to Comedy at the North West comedy awards. |
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Agraman, the human anagram, is a real super hero... The thing that stands out about this guy, as a promoter, is that he responds to a comedian, ie offers work, simply because he likes their comedy, which actually is not how a lot of the other promoters seem to be working these days- the latter focussing on booking 'TV names' etc... noel james, August 2010 |
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A very, very, very, very, nice man. The Malcolm Hardee of the north. Brian Damage, November 2007 |
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He knows his comedy onions - he should do he's done enough sets, He's had us crying with laughter. Whenever you work for him you know you won't end up in a pickle . And that`s shallot!!! Janice Connolly, November 2007 |
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Agraman's gigs have a large proportion of regular audience members. He has a knack of creating a comfy, intimate atmosphere for his acts. I've opened gigs for Agraman on numerous occasions over the last seven years or so and I have never had less than an attentive and up-for-it crowd. I've no idea how he does it... all the received wisdom (and this review) says he shouldn't be able to... but he does. He just does. Geoff Taylor, November 2007 |
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