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Article: Comedy Festival; For full Birmingham Comedy Festival listings and all the latest news, interviews and features, see: www.bhamcomfest.co.uk.
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- Birmingham Mail (England)
- Article date:
- October 2, 2009
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To Saturday Oct 17 EAST IS EAST. Salford 1971: Chip shop owner George Khan is determined to raise his children in the traditional manner. But they have ideas of their own in writer Ayub Khan-Din's warm-hearted and hilarious story of two cultures clashing within one family. Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Broad St. Tel: 0121 236 4455; pounds 10-pounds 32; Mon-Sat 7.30pm; Sept 29 only, 7pm; matinees Oct 3, 8 & 15, 2pm. www.birmingham-rep.co.uk To Wednesday Oct 28 STEVE LILLY'S COMEDY CLASSICS. Showcasing the detailed graphite work of fine artist Steve Lilly with original artwork and prints featuring such comedy stars as the cast of Dad's Army, Carry On and Little Britain. ...
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