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Andy Zaltzman’s Armchair Revolutionary Tour 2012

Arguably the biggest showbiz event since the invention of the spoken word all those years ago (albeit that it would require some explosively convincing arguing), Andy is taking his Armchair Revolutionary show on the road. On several roads, in fact. And some railways.

It will be a revised and updated version of the 2011 Edinburgh show. Contains facial nudity. Also contains the ground-breaking Satiricax 3000 Radio. And the Edith Piaf joke. No negotiations. It’s staying in. Plus a free bonus joke for all Bugle listeners (may also be audible to non-Bugle-listeners).

Here are the dates. See you all at all of them.

Thursday 22 March: Windsor, Firestation Arts Centre

Sunday 25 March: York, Hyena Lounge

Monday 26 March: Leeds, Original Oak

Thursday 29 March: Brighton, Komedia

Friday 13 April: Reading, South Street

Thursday 18 April: London, Udderbelly at The Southbank Centre

Saturday 19 May: Newbury, New Greenham Arts Centre

Friday 25 May: Southampton, Hanger Farm Arts Centre

Friday 1 June: Milton Keynes, The Stables

Sunday 3 June: Eastney, The Cellars

Saturday 9 June: Maidenhead, Norden Farms Arts Centre

Wednesday 13 June: Harrogate, Sitting Room

Thursday 14 June: Nottingham, Playhouse

Friday 22 June: Taunton, The Brewhouse Arts Centre

Wednesday 27 June: Lytham St Anne’s, The Lowther Pavilion

Saturday 30 June: Durham, Gala Theatre

Sunday 1 July: Inverness, Ironworks

Saturday 7 July: Derby, Assembly Rooms

Saturday 14 July: Stockton-on-Tees, ARC

Sunday 15 July: Salford, The Lowry Centre

Thursday 6 September: Truro, Hall For Cornwall

Wednesday 10 October: Tring, Court Theatre

Sunday 14 October: Edinburgh, The Stand Comedy Club

Monday 15 October: Glasgow, The Stand Comedy Club

Tuesday 16 October: Newcastle, The Stand Comedy Club

FOOTNOTES

1. If tickets are not yet available through the venue’s website, then telephone the relevant box office and weep tears of uncontrollable misery until they sell you a ticket. Or look for them on a ticketing website, such as Ents24.com. There will probably be some available on the day anyway, although in defiance of more than a decade of tradition, some of my shows have sold out recently.
2. There might be some more dates to be added to this list. If there is currently no gig sufficiently close to your front door for you to be arsed to come, but you think that you might be able to be arsed to come if there was a show close enough to which to haul your sorry arse, and there is a venue you think might benefit from a balding man satirising stuff, send me an email at info@thebuglepodcast.com.
3. Bring your friends or friend and family or families. I’ve got two kids to feed. Come on. Let’s be honest, my career could be going better than it is, and my hairline is not going to get me on any TV panel shows. Do you seriously think podcasts and intermittent bits of radio are going to buy me a hot-tub with a full-sized snooker table in it? I need you people to come through for me. I will/won’t reward/aggravate you with some high-class/sub-execrable puns (delete according to preference).

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  1. Francis March 8, 2012

    Are there any plans to do any Irish tour dates in the future? Would definitely go see ya…

  2. Wtargentina March 8, 2012

    Looks like a nice big August shaped gap in that tour – does this mean another run at the Edinburgh Fringe?

  3. Kefrif March 9, 2012

    Alo no gigs in the West Midlands at all – nary A Wolves Civic or a Birmingham in sight. What gives, oh pistol of punnery??

  4. Rock Bullwinkle March 9, 2012

    When are you coming to Stockholm?

  5. Pete James March 10, 2012

    I see you’re not doing a gig in Bristol. As a great fan on never ending puns, can I say that I am disappointed? Yes. Yes, I can.

  6. Michael March 10, 2012

    If you aren’t on any TV panel shows, what’s the point in paying the licence fee anymore?

  7. bakewards March 11, 2012

    was exeter that crap last time andy? please come to devon, its all cow shit here. we need bullshit!!!

  8. AJ March 12, 2012

    Come to Bristol Andy! The comedy box/hen and chicken in Bedminster could be a good venue.

  9. nick h March 13, 2012

    if there isn’t a run of excerable puns heading to bristol or bath then i have no choice but to demand hollywood megastar vlad putin #erasethebugle

  10. Avinash March 17, 2012

    No love for Bugle fans out here in Timbuktu?

  11. Moz March 21, 2012

    Will there be merch? Im hoping for a ‘fuck you chris’ or a ‘Florence Nightingale was HOT’ tee shirt….

  12. James Flory March 21, 2012

    If you come to Seattle, I can guarantee you an audience of at least ten. Maybe even eleven.

  13. Jack + one pissed mate March 22, 2012

    Well I have tickets! I’ll be looking for those puns, Andy!

  14. andy March 23, 2012

    hi Andy,
    Great show last night, shame about the puns! never thought i would feel sympathy for Chris, but closing on that unending compendium of calembour was too much. too much i say!
    Lived in Windsor fo rover 10 years now, always said it was a hot bed of republicanism, nice to be proven right! I don’t think the Frankies Boyle & Skinner would have daredto refer to our rich nieghbour as a ’85yr old blodd sucking leech’ nice work.

    Waiting for the Castle gates to come crashing down anytime soon
    take it easy,
    & Good Luck with the Tour. Superb people superb.
    ab

  15. wolf solent March 30, 2012

    Hooray! We shall see you in Milton Keynes.

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