Dara O Briain

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Mon 1 Jan 0001 - Wed 8 Aug 2018, The Place In The Park

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Telford Town Park,

Telford

TF4 3NZ

Telephone: 01952 382370

Email: theplace@telford.gov.uk

Dara is one of the most recognisable faces on British TV, as host of the hugely successful Mock The Week, Star Gazing Live, Robotwars and Go8Bit.

Catch one of the most charismatic, intelligent, fast-talking and downright funny live performers working today in this brand new show for 2018.

This event is proudly sponsored by Telford Centre www.telfordshopping.co.uk
Also coming to the Big Top in Telford Town Park this summer:

Saturday 4 August: Tenor Russell Watson
Sunday 5 August: Scheherezade and 1001 Nights
Monday 6 August: Sounds of The 60s
Tuesday 7 August: Arrival: The Hits of ABBA
Tuesday 7 and Wednesday 8 August: Dinosaur World Live
Thursday 9 August: 80s Mania
Friday 10 August: Boyzlife
Saturday 11 August: Proms In The Park featuring The D-Day Darlings Trio
Saturday 11 August: The Greatest Showman Singalong
Sunday 12 August: Al Murray
Monday 13 August: Grease Singalong
Tuesday 14 August: Family Music Festival
Wednesday 15 August: S Club, 5ive, East 17
Thursday 16 August: Collabro
Friday 17 August: Doreen's Naughty Bits
Friday 18 August: Big Sing Gospel Voices

Where applicable, advertised ticket prices are inclusive of a venue levy, retained by the venue to maintain our programme of arts and entertainment.

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Tickets £23 - £26

Show running time: 45 minutes - 20 minutes interval - 45 minutes. Dara only, no support act

14+ (Parental Guidance) Likely to be swearing and adult content

Note: re-selling tickets will result in the cancellation of your booking

His set is a masterclass in intelligent, no-frills stand-up

The Guardian
If you want a comic who can hold an audience in the palm of his hand for two hours, here’s your man

The Times
If you want a comic who can hold an audience in the palm of his hand for two hours, here’s your man

Evening Standard

Nish Kumar