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John Shuttleworth: With My Condiments
I Can't Go Back To Savoury Now - John ShuttleworthThe video to the single by Sheffield's foremost singer/organist, John Shuttleworth |
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Sheffield's most celebrated singer/organist returns with a brand new tour, and a mission: to follow in the footsteps of Jamie Oliver, and spread the word about how to enjoy a healthy die The now dangerously obese British public need educating, and John is the man to do it - whilst, no doubt, munching on a Tracker bar. There'll be telephone support from dinnerlady wife, Mary, and her ex-colleague, Joan Chitty - both experts in all things culinary - plus advice on eating foreign dishes from next door neighbour and sole agent, Ken Worthington. John also hopes to prepare a healthy meal on stage and invite audience members to sample the nourishing fayre.
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Saw this show in Bristol. Bought tickets on the strength of R4 appearances, and regretted it within 15 mins of the start of the act. The Dave Tordoff character is snobbish sneering in the same vein as Vicky Pollard, and Shuttleworth himself just didn't do it for me. Most of the audience seemed to find it funny, and the attendance seemed quite cultish. Left after 45mins or so - Graham Fellows needs to find a new act. Simon, September 2007 |
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Saw him in cheltenham and thought he and Dave were fantastic - I took some friends who didn't realise part of the gold of these characters is watching them fall apart on stage (especially Dave). Great show and providing John/Dave/Graham tours again, I'll defiantly go. :-) ady, June 2007 |
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Saw the Stafford Gig - Tremendous! Both John and Dave Tordoff were fantastic. Very Funny. Go see a master of comedy now! Graham Fellows is a comdey genius paul, June 2007 |
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Saw him at Harrogate. I laughed so much I slipped a disc (genuinely). Best performance to date. Gary, May 2007 |
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For the first time ever, the Dave Tordoff character was funnier than John. Don't get me wrong, John was still funny, but there just seemed to be something lacking with this show. Mark, May 2007 |
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Been a long standing fan, saw him in Brighton a few years back. Last week saw him in Great Torrington, Devon and he was fantastic, shame the audience where a bit slow on the uptake, or maybe they were the sort of crowd quite used to entertainers that really are that bad they couldn't grasp the irony, Devon being a cultural desert regarding theatre and comedy. Mmost of them I felt didn't have much of an idea of who he was, I was the only one who cheered when he mentioned Pigeons In Flight! I couldn't believe it really... Shame, i was crying with laughter he was a joy, love to see him again,go and see Mr Fellows do his stuff, he is a national treasure. Swan, May 2007 |
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It seems that he has sold out at the Manchester Dancehouse! Last time around he was in a bigger venue, The Lowry. Benedict, May 2007 |
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