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Pam Ayres: In Her Own Words
Pandemonium
Pappy's Fun Club
Paradox: Set Phasers To Pun!
Patrick Monahan: Do The Right Thing
Patrick Rolink: Bhoy from the Bush
Paul Kerensa: Back To The Futon
Paul Merton's Impro Chums
Paul Merton's Silent Clowns
Paul Sinha: Saint or Sinha?
Pear Shaped at Midnight
Pegabovine: The Slush Pile
Penny Spubb's Prawn Free
Perki and Mann Are Spooked
Perrier Schmerrier
Pete Cain: The Idea Hunter
Peter Buckley Hill And Some Comedians
Peter Buckley Hill: How Much Longer Can He Get Away With This?
Phat Cave
Phil Kay
Phil Nichol: The Naked Racist
Phone Book Live!
Plastic Cowboys: Mum's Gone Away
Pluck: The Specialists
Police Emergency
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Punk Science: Know It All?
Puppetry Of The Penis
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Show type: Edinburgh Fringe 2006
Starring Comics: Ben Clark Brendan Dodds Matthew Crosby Pappy's Tom Parry |
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Pappy's Fun Club
Where can you go to loosen your tie & relax for a while? Where can you go when you're depressed & low? An hour of comedy in a pub; we welcome you to Pappy's Fun Club.
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Original Review:
'It's a fun club,' we are told. 'It's about forgetting your And indeed it is. This is a sketch show of the type people The cast are four amiable twentysomethings, all with their When acting is required, the four tend to remain themselves As for contect there's 'the man without a limp', 'two-second I'd look out for their show next year but it's still John Fleming |
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Pappy's Fun Club were surreal, ironic/mock community theatre. Very bold and with obvious (though not ripped off from) influences, such as The League of Gentlemen and the Mighty Boosh. I particularly enjoyed the stalker song. I would like to see their work become darker, more sinister. Lucy, February 2007 |
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This is sincere sketch comedy. Entertaining and engaging, top marks. Kelly, August 2006 |
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I thought the show was very funny especially as it started at midday and I had a hangover from hell and I still laughed my socks off. A must see show Vinny, August 2006 |
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Roll up and join Pappys Fun Club. Saw them in Richmond pre Edinburgh and the Laughing Horse at Canons Gait. They worked relly hard lots of excellent comic potential!See them prepare to have a fab time. Marcus W Shepperdson, August 2006 |
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These guys are fabulous. They are silly, surreal and very, very funny. They played Misfits the night England got knocked out of the World Cup and still managed to raise the roof. No mean feat! Claire, July 2006 |

