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Comedy Music Musicals Theatre
Monday 31 March 2014 in London
By TW Editorial | Published on Tuesday 25 March 2014
TODAY IN LONDON, TW’s tipped events feature big-deal comedians Adam Hills and Seann Walsh, showbiz stars (stars I tell you) Jesse Wallace and Paul Potts, and jittery Birmingham emigrees Johnny Foreigner…
COMEDY: MS Society gala feat Adam Hills/Seann Walsh/Katherine Ryan/Romesh Ranganathan, Leicester Square Theatre, 31 Mar
Fast-bowling ‘Last Leg’ guy Adam Hills stands-up in the name of the MS Society, adding clout to an already heavyweight line-up featuring mealy Canadian lady Katherine Ryan, jaded breakout star Romesh Ranganathan, ‘gauche’ new face Ivo Graham, and old(er) hands Josh Widdicombe, Seann Walsh and Nathan Caton. Details and tickets here.
MUSIC: Johnny Foreigner, The Borderline, 31 Mar (pictured)
Brummie indie-punks Johnny Foreigner plug their super-duper new LP, ‘You Can Do Better’, with a sure-to-be hot, crowded and loud show at the Borderline. Excellently-named Cardiff band Radstewart and no-frills rock quartet Midfield Workhorse support. Details and tickets here.
THEATRE: Busting To Sing, Palace Theatre, 30 Mar
Oh come on, it’s all good fun. Winning showbiz singstars like ex-Eastender Jessie Wallace, ‘X-Factor’ sweetheart Joe McElderry, and ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ victor Paul Potts are simply ‘Busting’ to raise cash and awareness for breast cancer charity CoppaFeel, and will be breaking out the vocal acrobatics to attract donations tonight. Details and tickets here.
