Jack Dee: Work in Progress

Pleasance Theatre, Carpenter’s Mews, North Road, Islington, London51.548875 -0.121753
Date:: 14th September 2012 -- 8 PM
Tickets:: £15, from pleasance.co.uk
Tel:: +44 (0) 207 609 1800
Buses:: 17, 91, 153, 259, 274, 393
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Join Jack at the Pleasance Theatre as he road-tests some new material for an upcoming tour. It's been six years since he last tried his hand at stand-up, so why is he touring again? "Because I want to spend less time with the family," says Jack.

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