Tony Allen Legacy Legends
Tony Allen Legacy Legends at The Water Rats, London
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About the show
Nick Revell performs a set featuring his brilliant and uncanny impression of the late "Godfather of Alternative Comedy", Tony Allen.
With Jeff Innocent - Philosophy and Wisdom from comedy's favourite East End Geezer. Jonny Fluffypunk - Stand-Up Poet and Sustainable Nihilist. Oliver Double - Words and Music from Comedy Academic Superstar. Wobbie Wobbit - Comedy Songs and your Convivial Host for the evening.
Featuring - Jeff Innocent
Jeff Innocent is a popular and experienced stand up comedian who performs all over the world. He regularly appears on TV and radio as a comedian, actor and a cultural commentator and has written for various publications.
'It should be made law that every British Citizen must go and see Jeff Innocent. He's that funny' (Evening Standard)
'Clever, honest, funny, hugely likeable comedy' (Kate Copstick, The Scotsman)
'He commands the room, hits strong gags with confidence and style and has the audience bending to his every whim. In short, he's one funny man - whatever the environment' (Chortle).
Jonny Fluffypunk
Jonny Fluffypunk is a wandering performance poet, give up guitarist, sustainable nihilist and a voice for anarchy, peace and bicycles.
Nick Revell
One of the original alternative comedians of the early 1980s, Nick was nominated for the Perrier award in 1987. He was the resident compere at The Comedy Store for 10 years and in 1989 he had a BBC Radio 4 show and BBC1 TV show, both called 'Nick Revell'.
He also wrote for BBC radio classics 'Week Ending' and 'The News Huddlines' along with a host of contributors who included Ged Parsons, Oleg Stepaniuk, Nick & Roger Saunders, Michael Dines and Bob & Barbara Boulton.
'A master craftsman' (Time Out)
'Scalpel-sharp satirist' (Evening Standard)
'Satirically brilliant... travel miles to see him' (The Guardian).