Alfie Moore - New Comedy Tour Warm Up Show
Alfie Moore - New Comedy Tour Warm Up Show at The Attic, Southampton
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Alfie Moore - New Comedy Tour Warm Up Show £18.70
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Alfie Moore - New Comedy Tour Warm Up Show £18.70
Includes booking fee8pm show
About the show
Alfie Moore returns with a fun-filled, interactive ‘warm up’ show ahead of recording the new series of his hit BBC Radio 4 comedy ‘It’s A Fair Cop’.
Alfie Moore warm up new stand up comedy comes to Southampton
Alfie ‘swears in’ the audience as police officers before sharing a brand new, real-life scenario from his ‘casebook’. He playfully challenges the ‘audience cops’ to say what they would’ve done in his shoes - with often unexpected and entertaining results!
Every show is unique to the audience in the room - so why not come and find out what sort of cop you’d make?! It’d be a crime to miss it!
Featuring - Alfie Moore
Alfie is an original and distinctive comedian with his niche area as a serving police sergeant. He came slightly later to comedy and brings a wealth of insights and comedy moments from his eighteen years on the beat, where a keen sense of humour has been the key to his success and survival!
Born and raised on a council estate in Sheffield he was an apprentice in the steelworks before joining the Police. Early on in Alfie's career he finished runner up in a national stand-up competition and was well and truly hooked. He subsequently served a whole new apprenticeship, honing his craft at comedy clubs all over the country. Alfie has an observational comedic style, which lends itself to witty, and sometimes gritty, anecdotes based on everyday modern policing.
'He's a very funny man' (Rhod Gilbert)
'Genuinely brilliantly funny' (David Mitchell)
'Very funny... a large dash of gallows police humour' (The Daily Telegraph)
'He walks the comedy beat with confidence' (Metro)
'Gloriously, life-enhancingly funny' (The Scotsman)
'His is a higher form of wit. delivered with lashings of good spirits and an effective slither of self-deprecation' (Chortle)
'Lots of well-crafted jokes and a large dash of gallows police humour' (The Sunday Telegraph).