Frank Skinner, a renowned comic legend, has extended his critically acclaimed show ’30 Years of Dirt’ with an additional 14 performances at the Gielgud Theatre, London. This follows a successful stint at the Lyric Theatre and a sold-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe.
About the Show ’30 Years of Dirt’:
- Duration: The show has a running time of approximately 2 hours, including a 20-minute interval.
- Age Restrictions: It is recommended for audiences aged 14 and above.
- Performance Days: The show runs in the evenings from Monday to Saturday, with additional matinees on Saturdays.
Critical Reception:
Frank Skinner’s ’30 Years of Dirt’ has received high praise from critics, underscoring his remarkable talent and enduring appeal:
- Dominic Maxwell from The Times commends Skinner for his “supernatural sureness of touch” and his ability to be “just plain funny in a way that few other comics can touch.”
- Steve Bennett from Chortle highlights Skinner as a “comedy master,” particularly praising his skills in crowd work and his delivery of “exquisite one-liners.”
- Brian Logan from The Guardian and Bruce Dessau from the Evening Standard both applaud Skinner’s engaging style and his ability to deliver a performance as entertaining as “prime-era Billy Connolly.”
Venue Information:
- The Gielgud Theatre, located at Shaftesbury Avenue, London, is easily accessible by public transport, with the nearest Tube station being Piccadilly Circus.
Ticket Information:
- Tickets for ’30 Years of Dirt’ are available through official channels, and upon purchase, an email confirmation with a booking reference number and eTickets will be provided.
- It’s important to note that the use of camera and sound recording equipment during the performance is strictly prohibited.
Frank Skinner’s ’30 Years of Dirt’ is not just a comedy show; it’s a testament to his three decades of excellence in stand-up comedy. His ability to engage with the crowd, coupled with his unique turns of phrase and storytelling skills, make this a must-see event for fans of comedy.
