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Mark Watson's face is finally getting noticed on the telly with stints on "Never Mind The Buzzcocks", "Have I Got News For You" and "Mock The Week". In fact, he's getting so well known that recently someone successfully posed as him and took all his money. It made him think about the power of the Internet, his identity, and how he can stop crime forever and make the world a better place... and some other smaller matters.
He has now finished thinking about these weighty things and is ready to present his findings in his brand new show.
Mark Watson is a comedian and novelist. He started out with the Cambridge Footlights and saw success at the Edinburgh Festival. He is a regular panelist on TV comedy shows and has written four comedy novels. He has also appeared in his own Radio 4 series "Mark Watson Makes The World Substantially Better".
The Leicester Square Theatre seats around 420 people, and can be found down one of the roads leading off from Leicester Square. It is a relatively young theatre, and incorporates a small cabarat space for up-and-coming acts.
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Omid Djalili at Leicester Square Theatre – 15th to 25th May 2013 (except 19th)
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Chris Addison at Leicester Square Theatre – 27th May 2013
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