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Featuring a sensational live band, A Night of Songs & Laughter tells Rob’s personal musical journey from South Wales to the West End and beyond. With a hugely entertaining and brilliantly unexpected selection of songs from Tom Waits to Tom Jones, and Guys and Dolls to Elvis (and almost everything in between), audiences can expect Rob’s usual warmth and humour as he regales them with hilarious tales from his distant and recent past.

Back by popular demand! After a sell-out UK & Australian Tour, Rob Brydon is back in town with his critically acclaimed show A Night of Songs & Laughter . Don’t miss one of the UK’s finest entertainers and his superb 9-piece orchestra in a very special evening as Rob shares his personal musical journey from South Wales to Hollywood and back. Audiences will enjoy a brilliantly unexpected selection of toe-tapping tunes from Tom Jones to Tom Waits, Elvis to Guys and Dolls and of course those famed impressions of the likes of Mick Jagger, Michael Caine and Steve Coogan. Book early to avoid disappointment.

★★★★ “A winning combination of emotionally rich trip-down-memory-lane songs, and sparkling comedy and impressions” Daily Telegraph

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A Night of Songs & Laughter features Rob's brilliant stand-up comedy plus songs ranging from Tom Waits to Tom Jones, and Guys and Dolls to Elvis (and almost everything in between), telling Rob's personal musical journey from South Wales to the West End and beyond.

Award-winning comedian Rob Brydon and his eight piece band, including Paul Herbert (Musical Director, Arranger and Pianist), are back in the UK & Ireland next year with their widely praised tour, Rob Brydon – A Night of Songs & Laughter.

A Night of Songs & Laughter features Rob’s brilliant stand-up comedy plus songs ranging from Tom Waits to Tom Jones, and Guys and Dolls to Elvis (and almost everything in between), telling Rob’s personal musical journey from South Wales to the West End and beyond.

Audiences can expect Rob’s usual warmth and humour, along with his famed gallery of voices, as he regales them with hilarious tales from his distant and recent past.

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Rob Brydon said: “It turns out that touring with a band is the most fun you can have, I can’t wait to get back out to some new towns and cities and to revisiting some of the old ones we loved playing on the first leg.”

A star of stage and screen, Rob Brydon’s varied career began with the TV comedy shows Marion and Geoff and Human Remains in 2000, for which he won British Comedy Awards.

His work has included comedies such as Gavin and Stacey, Rob Brydon’s Identity Crisis, Would I Lie To You? and The Trip, as well as dramas Oliver Twist, Heroes and Villains: Napoleon, The Way We Live Now, and Barbie.

More recently, Rob performed in the one-off concert Old Friends, at The Sondheim Theatre in May 2022 which celebrated the life of the legendary composer Stephen Sondheim and raised funds for the Stephen Sondheim Foundation, which generates new musical theatre talent for the future.

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London Palladium The clubbable comic casts himself as master of ceremonies in a self-effacing musical story of his life – with celeb mimicry

‘I ’ve done so many strange things in my career,” says Rob Brydon – not the least of which is journeying from the offbeat mockumentary Marion and Geoff , where he made his name, to nights like this. A Night of Songs and Laughter finds Brydon in Mr Saturday Night mode, crooning his way through a Desert Island Discs-like selection of songs that tell the story of his life. It’s slick, sentimental and spacious enough to allow for plenty of Ronnie Corbett-esque raconteurship and joshing of the crowd. Positioning him more as merry-making master of ceremonies than standup comedian, it plays to Brydon’s strengths.

In such a context, for Brydon to ask, “What is it about me that attracts the old and the infirm?” can only be richly ironic. He knows full well that his latterday Max Bygraves shtick does not deliver the shock of the new. But he also loves to tease his audience – mainly, tonight, for their decrepitude. Such exchanges offer glimpses of the wolf one sometimes discerns under Brydon’s sheep’s clothing. But otherwise it’s showtunes and hip-shaking Elvis numbers, as well as heart-on-sleeve balladry memorialising the Welshman’s first kiss, his first girlfriend, and the birth of his first child.

It’s always a showbiz confection, the autobiographical storytelling never more than skin-deep. But it usually works. Brydon can hold a tune and pack feeling into it; he’s backed by an excellent band led by Paul Herbert (ribbed ruthlessly throughout) – and his anecdotes zero in endearingly on his own indignity and ineptitude. For all that he jokes otherwise, his voice work and celeb mimicry is, as ever with Brydon, another highlight.

It’s a matter of only mild regret that the story-of-my-life narrative peters out in act two, which devolves into singalongs of Sweet Caroline and Brydon’s chart-topping Islands in the Stream , performed in character as Gavin and Stacey’s Uncle Bryn. A bespoke lyric, written during the interval to incorporate Brydon’s interactions with the crowd, is a bit weak – some acts improvise this stuff – but after a show dedicated to Brydon’s pal Barry Humphries , making himself conspicuous in the crowd, no one leaves this feelgood evening under-entertained.

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SARAH FERGUSON, PRESENTER:  Rob Brydon, welcome to 7.30.

ROB BRYDON, COMEDIAN:  Thanks for having me.

SARAH FERGUSON:  I'm just going to do this. You just tried an Australian accent. How good is it, what have you got for us?

ROB BRYDON:  I reckon that I did a thing years ago called Human Remains and in one of those I played an Australian guy with a really deep voice. Based on a palm reader that read my palm and he looked at it for what seemed like an eternity and then he said, I don't know what words you are allowed to use here, I'm going to change it. He went, "Golly gosh!"

So I based it on that. I've always thought that I was okay at Australian accents because of course, I adore Barry Humphries, so I was getting those Australian voices, not just Edna and Les, but his other characters as well from a young age.

SARAH FERGUSON:  You are here doing a tour that is a musical tour as well as talk and improvisations. Why are we still so surprised to see comedians, why are we so surprised to see comedians sing?

ROB BRYDON:  I've sort of sung all my life in, starting off in school musicals, and then I started to do an improv comedy, there would be singing in that, and then I had a radio show, and I would do comic songs on that.

Gavin and Stacey, Bryn sings, different shows, and I had always wanted to do musical performances of some sort, you know, a musical in the West End, but the problem is I've kept on having children and if you do a musical in the West End, you are out of the house all the time and that's not good, so I couldn't do that.

SARAH FERGUSON:  As you just said, you were always an entertainer, you were always performing at school, drama clubs obviously, you went to drama school, but your very big break, your first really big break came somewhat late - it took a few years in your mid-30s. What is it that Steve Coogan saw?

ROB BRYDON:  I think he saw, I think he saw a kindred spirit to a degree. We are very similar in many ways, pretty much the same age, although he does like to point out that he is four or five months younger than me.

We both started out doing voices, moved into character comedy. I know that what he loved about Marion and Geoff was its heart, was its heart, its soul, its lack of cynicism. He loved that.

That was something he came to a little bit later in his career because he started with that very edgy crowd of Armando Iannucci and Patrick Marber and those guys.

I have it choose my words carefully now. There was a level of brilliant cynicism to what they did.

SARAH FERGUSON:  It was tough as well.

ROB BRYDON:  Yes, yes. So he loved that. He bangs on about that to this day. He loved the heart.

SARAH FERGUSON:  In fact, your niceness is an important part of who you are, isn't it? People respond to it.

ROB BRYDON:  What can I say to that?

Yes, my niceness is an important part of who I am.

SARAH FERGUSON:  Thank you very much indeed.

ROB BRYDON:  I know what you mean. That is just my character which is not to say that I don't have off days, where I'm perhaps not as nice, but, yeah, I do try to be.

SARAH FERGUSON:  I was reading in preparation, and I was very surprised to see how long you've been doing Would I Lie to You which is an enormously popular show in Australia. How have they kept the comedic writing at such a high level for so long?

ROB BRYDON:  There is no writing. The only writing is the writing of the lies because those are written, but there is no writing in the traditional sense.

At its core there is a great production team and the three of us genuinely get on very well indeed. We are all quite distinct, quite different, but we sort of give each other space, and I think that comes across.

SARAH FERGUSON:  It is almost surprising actually that when you took over, when you've got these two comedic geniuses working together that you can introduce a third comedian into that, and not disrupt ...

ROB BRYDON:  I'm not a comedic genius or just comedian.

SARAH FERGUSON:  Comedian.

ROB BRYDON:  Interesting. You've got two comedic geniuses and then a comedian.

SARAH FERGUSON:  You have two comedians firing and then you introduce a third and you managed to make it work.

ROB BRYDON:  So you've not brought me up to comedic genius.

SARAH FERGUSON:  Comedic genius.

ROB BRYDON:  You've just demoted the other two down to comedians.

SARAH FERGUSON:  Wait until the end, you wait until we get to the end. It going to be a big paean of praise to your comedic genuisness.

In one of the scenes in The Trip, you are talking with Steve Coogan and you are talking about refining your impressions as people age. Now I have to admit I feel like someone who has gone to an Elvis Costello concert and begged Elvis Costello to play Alison, but here I am, nonetheless.

ROB BRYDON:  What would you like?

SARAH FERGUSON:  Michael Caine, aging Michael Caine.

ROB BRYDON:  Well, he just turned 90, hasn't he? I it was his birthday party, I think it was yesterday.

I noticed, I noticed, this kind of comes back to this, "Oh, you're doing a musical tour?" I think anyone who does voices has an inherent musicality to them because they will hear stuff in the voice, so I notice people ageing, and I noticed that the main were Michael Caine, Alan Bennett, Barry Gibb, McCartney. Their voices are changing.

So for Michael Caine - here he goes again - it was in the 1960s, Michael's voice was up there, very, very high. Only supposed to blow the bloody doors off, right, and then I said over the years the voice and he would slowly bring the voice down like that and get, very breathy and slow until, "Shall I prepare the Batmobile, Master Bruce?"

SARAH FERGUSON:  What was the origin of the man?

ROB BRYDON:  The Man in The Box?

SARAH FERGUSON:  Yep.

ROB BRYDON:  I was at home with nothing to do and I was experimenting with my instrument. I was messing about just doing voices, because I was thinking about ventriloquists for some reason and I was thinking they do all of this and in the middle of doing it, all of a sudden I went, "Hey there, how are you doing? Somebody get me outta here!"

And I went, "Oh my god. Where was that?" But there was this little voice and I'm totally sincere when I say it is nothing more than a quirky, gimmicky trick, but the number of people...

SARAH FERGUSON:  Why do we love it so much? Why is it so popular?

ROB BRYDON:  I don't know, but the number of people and intelligent people, smart people, who are delighted by it.

"Hurry, somebody get me out of here. Oh my God, what are you doing down there. Hi there, how are you doing. Great to see you."

It is nothing more than a gimmick.

SARAH FERGUSON:  What a great gimmick and a great point to end.

Rob Brydon, comedic genius, thank you very much indeed.

ROB BRYDON:  You saved that. You knew you were going to use that at the end. That's very clever, very smart and... stop it...

Thank you very much.

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Rob brydon announces 2023 australian tour.

Award winning British comedian Rob Brydon and his eight-piece band will head down under next year with his new show, 'A Night of Songs and Laughter'.

The tour begins on 11 March 2023 in Canberra, before heading to Sydney, Adelaide, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth.

“A Night of Songs and Laughter” follows on from the success of Brydon’s 2019 sell out tour of Australia and marks the comedian’s first venture into creating a show that includes music alongside his wit and comedy.

Stay up to date with what’s happening in and around Melbourne  here .

Brydon’s varied career began with TV comedy shows like “Marion and Geoff” and “Human Remains” in 2000, for which he won several British Comedy Awards. Since then, his name has been synonymous with British comedy through shows like “Black Books” and “I’m Alan Partridge”, as well as expanding into hosting duties on panel shows like “Would I Lie To You?” and even to cinema, with films such as “The Trip” with Steve Coogan to name a few.

Ever multi-talented, Brydon has also made a successful forray into music. In 2009 alongside Ruth Jones, Robin Gibb and Sir Tom Jones, Brydon reached number one in the UK charts with the single “Islands in The Stream”, in aid of the British charity Comic Relief.

Featuring an eclectic mix of music, with songs from Tom Waits to Tom Jones, and  Guys and Dolls  to Elvis (and almost everything in between) audiences can expect Brydon’s usual warmth and humour, as well as some of his gallery of voices and impressions in his new show.

Pre-sale tickets are available from 11am Tuesday 30 August via  livenation.com.au  and general sale tickets to be released on 12pm Wednesday 31 August.

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Rob Brydon ’s critically acclaimed show, A Night of Songs & Laughter , returns to Chichester.

Featuring Rob’s brilliant stand-up comedy plus songs ranging from Tom Waits to Tom Jones, and Guys and Dolls to Elvis (and almost everything in between). Join celebrated comedian, singer, actor, presenter and impressionist – the brilliantly talented Rob Brydon and his sensational live band, for a very special evening of toe-tapping tunes and side-splitting laughter!

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Walking directions from the station (20 minute walk): Head out of the main entrance towards The Foundry Pub, walk past the pub with it on your left and straight up South Street until you come to The Cross (stone monument) which indicates an intersection of four streets. Continue straight ahead up North Street. At the top of North Street is a ring road, take the pedestrian underpass to North Gate Car Park and continue through the car park to reach the Theatre on the far side.

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We'd encourage you to think green and minimise car travel where possible but recognise that driving may be your only travel option. If so, you have the option to carbon-offset your journey for £1, when booking your tickets. This £1 goes directly to Ecologi to support carbon-offsetting projects and international tree-planting programmes. Read more about this partnership here .

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We also have two sets of ladies and gents in the Festival Theatre and another two sets in the Minerva (offering a total of 63 cubicles, four of which are ambulant, and 27 urinals), so there's no shortage of places to spend a penny.

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We carry out regular checks on these systems but sometimes technology unfortunately fails us. If you're having any difficulties whatsoever, make sure you speak to a member of staff as soon as possible so we can try to fix the problem.

In the Festival Theatre, seats vary from 500mm wide to 560mm wide. In the Minerva Theatre they are either 515mm wide or 520mm wide. All our seats have fixed armrests. Click here to download plans for both venues showing the widths of the different seats .

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Award-winning comedian Rob Brydon  and his eight-piece band will perform,  Rob Brydon – A Night Of Songs & Laughter . This new show follows on from the huge success of his 2019 sold out tour of Australia and marks the first time the much-loved entertainer has created a show that includes songs and music alongside his acclaimed wit and comedy.

With songs from  Tom Waits  to  Tom Jones , and  Guys and Dolls  to  Elvis  (and almost everything in between), audiences can expect Rob’s usual warmth and humour as well as some of his famed gallery of voices.

Rob Brydon ’s varied career began with the TV comedy shows  Marion and Geoff  and  Human Remains  in 2000, for which he won British Comedy Awards. Since then his comedy credits have included  A Small Summer Party ,  The Keith Barret Show ,  Directors Commentary ,  Supernova ,  Cruise Of The Gods ,  Black Books ,  I’m Alan Partridge ,  Little Britain ,  Live At The Apollo ,  Rob Brydon’s Annually Retentive ,  QI ,  The Big Fat Quiz Of The Year ,  Have I Got News For You ,  Gavin and Stacey ,  Rob Brydon’s Identity Crisis ,  Would I Lie To You  and  The Trip  with  Steve Coogan .

He has also appeared in the dramas  Oliver Twist ,  Heroes and Villains: Napoleon ,  The Way We Live Now ,  Murder In Mind ,  Kenneth Tynan: In Praise of Hardcore,   Marple  and the films  24 Hour Party People ,  MirrorMask ,  A Cock and Bull Story  and the film  Swimming with Men . In 2009 alongside  Ruth Jones ,  Robin Gibb  and  Sir Tom Jones , Rob reached number one in the UK charts with the single Islands in “The Stream”, in aid of Comic Relief. He also embarked on an 87 date tour of the UK with his stand up show,  Rob Brydon Live , which included a three week run in London’s West End. He also recently enjoyed a sold-out tour with  Lee Mack  and  David Mitchell , before his own sell-out tour in 2020.

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I'm so excited to be heading back to Australia and getting back on stage with this new show. Touring with this incredible band of musicians is such a delight. I'm looking forward to getting around your fine country next year and bring some much needed music and laughter.

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Running time: 120 minutes* (inc. 20 minute interval)

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A Night of Songs & Laughter

Donald Gordon Theatre

11 March 2024

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SOLD OUT except for wheelchair spaces

Back by popular demand!

After a sell-out UK & Australian tour, Rob Brydon is back in town with his critically acclaimed show, A Night of Songs & Laughter.

“A winning combination of emotionally rich trip-down-memory-lane songs, and sparkling comedy and impressions”

Don’t miss one of the UK’s finest entertainers and his superb 9-piece orchestra in a very special evening as Rob shares his personal musical journey from South Wales to Hollywood and back.

Audiences will enjoy a brilliantly unexpected selection of toe-tapping tunes from Tom Jones to Tom Waits, Elvis to Guys and Dolls and of course those famed impressions of the likes of Mick Jagger, Michael Caine and Steve Coogan. Book early to avoid disappointment.

Age guidance:  12+

Performance may contain bad language

Start time: 7.30pm

Running time : Approximately 2 hours including one interval

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Rob Brydon to tour song & comedy show in 2024

Award-winning comedian Rob Brydon is heading back on tour in 2024 with his song and comedy show Rob Brydon – A Night of Songs & Laughter .

A Night of Songs & Laughter features Rob’s brilliant stand-up comedy plus songs ranging from Tom Waits to Tom Jones, and Guys and Dolls to Elvis (and almost everything in between), telling Rob’s personal musical journey from South Wales to the West End and beyond. Audiences can expect Rob’s usual warmth and humour, along with his famed gallery of voices, as he regales them with hilarious tales from his distant and recent past.

Rob Brydon said, “It turns out that touring with a band is the most fun you can have, I can’t wait to get back out to some new towns and cities and to revisiting some of the old ones we loved playing on the first leg.”

The production took UK critics and audiences by storm in 2022 before playing to sold out venues across Australia and New Zealand in 2023 and is now set to return from Sunday 18 February 2024 at Festival Theatre, Edinburgh, playing through a variety of venues until its final date at Dublin’s Bord Gáis Energy Theatre on Tuesday 26 March 2024.

Rob Brydon’s varied career began with the TV comedy shows Marion and Geoff and Human Remains in 2000, for which he won British Comedy Awards. Since then, his comedy credits have included A Small Summer Party, The Keith Barret Show, Directors Commentary, Supernova, Cruise Of The Gods, Black Books, I’m Alan Partridge, Little Britain, Live At The Apollo, Rob Brydon’s Annually Retentive, QI, The Big Fat Quiz Of The Year, Have I Got News For You, Gavin and Stacey, Rob Brydon’s Identity Crisis, Would I Lie To You? and The Trip.

See here for Rob Brydon – A Night of Songs & Laughter tour dates.

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