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Mark Steel’s In Town

Visiting Company

Following his highly acclaimed, Sony Award winning and Writers Guild Award winning Radio 4 comedy show Mark Steel’s In Town, and the publication of a book of the same title, writer and stand-up comedian Mark Steel is back on the road - part of the Glasgow International Comedy Festival.

Bringing an element of Mark Steel’s In Town to each live performance, means Mark will write material shedding light on the quirkiness and interesting aspects of every town and city he visits, allowing each show to be unique - something local audiences up and down the country will devour and enjoy. Mark is committed to performing a routine about the history of every town he’ll perform in. However, he may regret making this promise! 
As well as Mark Steel’s In Town, Mark has presented the BAFTA nominated Mark Steel Lectures for BBC2, is a regular on BBC One’s Have I Got News For You and Radio 4’s Newsquiz. He’s written several, acclaimed books, including: Reasons To Be Cheerful and What’s Going On and he writes a weekly column for The Independent. 

Follow @MrMarkSteel on Twitter.

Glasgow International Comedy Festival

Main Theatre

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Prices

All tickets £15

Wheelchair Access
Guide Dogs welcome
Induction Loop

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Also at the Citizens Theatre for the Comedy Festival:
Rory Bremner & Friends
Barry and Stuart Live
Jenny Eclair: Old Dog, New Tricks
James Campbell's Comedy 4 Kids
Adam Kay's Smutty Songs
PRESS


“He’s a man with a passionate desire to communicate his ideas, who is also very funny”

The Guardian

“Steel’s rapier wit cuts to the chase.”

The Observer

“Excellent stand up”
The Times

Comments

Helen

29th November 2011

Thanks Julie, We changed the offending dates!

Glynis Wozniak

29th November 2011

Hi there, Can you please let me know who is playing the part of the witch? Thank you.

Julie

28th November 2011

Hi there. Sorry to bother you but just wanted to let you know that the dates for spring and summer classes say 2011 and some say 2012. Cheers Julie

Peter Tear

24th November 2011

Sounds fabulous! Can't wait to get on a plane from New York! The anticipation is spreading across the globe! Peter

Lynn Campbell

22nd November 2011

So glad this is being shown again - amazing performance and excellent staging on a serious subject matter.

Kayleigh

22nd November 2011

When will we be able to see pictures of the 2011 competition winners?

Helen

17th November 2011

Hi Stuart. Yes, we have just updated the class info. Level 2 in Spring 2012 will go on sale to the general public on Mon 5 Dec. If you already attend, there is a priority booking period from 29 Nov-4 Dec.

Liam McIntyre

16th November 2011

i think the play was good at the start and it was was good but the second half was serious and i think it got a bit boring

Gary McMillan

16th November 2011

I thought The Day And The Death Of Joe Egg was very good and intresting. What I liked most about it was how they acted out how they felt about there child. I thought the way they acted was very beleveabl.

Jenna Neil

16th November 2011

I really enjoyed 'the day in the death of joe egg' performance. I especially enjoyed the parts where the characters of the drama interacted with the audience.Its going to be a drama i will remember,I would defonatily recommed it.

Stuart Hoggar

15th November 2011

Do you have level 2 class in New Year? Am very keen to book.

Theresa Adamson

11th November 2011

A stunningly good play, there were laughs and real tears. Fabulous acting, and a great script, what a night. The audience was, in fact , left stunned at the end, the silence was palpible. I dont think the cast realized how we were affected, even the applause , and i know this will sound odd, was silent, no chatter, no breathing. Loved every minute.

Reaghan Reilly

10th November 2011

Wed 9 Nov: Just back from the Citz. Chatted with the couple behind me at the interval who'd seen the 1967 Citizen's production - very interesting to hear comparisons/differences. Chatted with the cast (minus Miriam and 'Joe') in the bar after tonight's performance - great bunch of people. What a remarkable script and just as shocking now as it was then. Beautifully directed and acted wonderfully by the entire ensemble. I wish I had seen it earlier in the run so I could go and see it again!

Helen

8th November 2011

Hi, thanks for your enquiry. Please go ahead, fill out a form and your application will be considered?

Palma McKeown

8th November 2011

I sell vintage jewellery - not hand-made. would I be able to take a table at your fair?

Helen

8th November 2011

Hi Kirsty, we don't have a DVD, but I believe the company that produced the show NLP do: http://www.nlptheatre.co.uk/index2.php

Kirsty

7th November 2011

Hi, I believe you had a DVD for sale of this performance is that still true? and if so how much is it? thanks

Helen

4th November 2011

Of course. Thanks for letting us know.

Lorraine Smith

3rd November 2011

Apologies, just booked two tickets for Monday but got dates mixed up and cannot make it. Please cancel booking. Many thanks.

Marissa Bernadette Rocchiccioli

3rd November 2011

Hi, Please could you tell me if the dates have been announced for the 2011/2012 Shakespeare competition? I am a teacher at Cleveden Secondary School and entered this comprtition two years ago whilst working in Govan High School and I am keen to do so again (lower category). Please can you let me know if the dates have been set and add me to your mailing list for this competition. Thanks, Marissa B Rocchiccioli (Contact Details are as follows:) Marissa Bernadette Rocchiccioli 42 - 68 Cleveden Road Glasgow G12 0JW MRocchiccioli@cleveden-sec.glasgow.sch.uk 0141 582 0060

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