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      <title>Dave Spikey's healthy dose of rib-tickling remedies</title>
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      <description>Dave Spikey
St George's Hall

If laughter really is the best medicine then Dave Spikey is a great healer.</description>
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      <title>Comic hero’s adventure is a masterpiece</title>
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      <description>Herge's Adventures of Tintin
The Alhambra

Cry your eyes out, stamp your feet in rage, bang your head and kick yourself hard - these are all the things you'll be doing if you miss Tintin before it leaves Bradford for the bright lights of London's West End.</description>
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      <title>Jimmy's funny - despite the repeats!</title>
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      <description>Jimmy Carr, St George's Hall

It's easy to tell from the title of Jimmy Carr's latest stand-up show that it's not intended for a sensitive audience.</description>
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      <title>Naughty Billy’s nod to old days</title>
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      <description>Billy Pearce,
St George's Hall

When Billy Pearce returns to Bradford to star in Peter Pan at the Alhambra in December one thing's for sure - none of this material will be in the panto.</description>
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      <title>Skinner’s frank and funny outlook on life</title>
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      <description>Frank Skinner,
St George's Hall

With a wink in his eye and a glint from his recently-acquired gold tooth, the cheeky West Brom boy gets away with just about everything.</description>
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      <title>Small crowd but big laughs</title>
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      <description>Justin Moorhouse
Alhambra Studio

&quot;Is there any need for this?&quot; Justin asked, pointing to his microphone.</description>
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      <title>Sean cuts the mustard </title>
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      <description>Sean Hughes
St George's Hall

As the less-than-capacity crowds filed into St George's Hall there was an air of expectation mixed with uncertainty. After years away from the stand up circuit would Hughes be able to cut the mustard?</description>
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      <title>B'Stard's back, but the plot's gone missing</title>
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      <description>The New Statesman</description>
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      <title>Mark’s wry look at the gender gap</title>
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      <description> Defending the Caveman
St George's Hall 

Forget self-help books - if you want to understand the differences between men and women spend an evening with Mark Little, who appears to have it sussed.</description>
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      <description>Ricky Tomlinson St George's Hall

In his off-white vest and sagging jeans, the man with the tangled beard shuffled on stage to a rousing chorus of &quot;My Ar**&quot; from the audience.</description>
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