Michael McIntyre's London O2 Circuit is a Comedy Must, Says LondonTown.com

Comedy's most popular stand up gets London laughing this winter - book your tickets now!

2012-09-25

LONDON, ENGLAND, September 25, 2012 (Press-News.org) Famous for his cheeky face, well-spoken gags and tubby stature, Michael McIntyre has shot to fame in recent years for appearances on Mock the Week, Have I Got News for You and Live at the Apollo. This autumn, fans of McIntyre can enjoy his laugh-out-loud humour at London's O2 arena as the comic makes a welcome return to the capital! Running from 26 September to 16 October 2012, audiences can expect to be charmed by McIntyre's side-splitting gags and stunned by his remarkable energy as he races around the stage. All ticket details (currently standing at GBP35) can be found through LondonTown.com - as well details on the local London hotels and additional nearby entertainment.

Michael McIntyre returns to London with welcome arms. Lauded for his enthusiastic shows and with a string of stand up successes under his belt, McIntyre is now a comedy veteran. With eight gigs lined up for September, fans who were unable to book for this first autumnal circuit will be delighted to learn that McIntyre will be back in the capital from 28 November 2012 with a further six dates!

The only man in comedy who is universally loved because of his posh accent and witty, middle class observational humour, McIntyre has managed to find success throughout the UK. The comedian was making the same jokes about parliament and the cabinet long before Jeremy Clarkson got into hot water about Gordon Brown. The difference? McIntyre approaches current affairs with an innocence and blameless form of observational humour. Coupled with an element of slapstick and endless enthusiasm for making light of the mundane parts of life, there's no doubt that audiences will leave his shows feeling uplifted and right with the world.

For fans visiting the O2 from outside of London, there are plenty of London hotels available near Greenwich. Try the Radisson Blu Edwardian New Providence Wharf which is just a convenient 11 minute walk away. Or, for lighter budgets, try either the Ibis hotel in Docklands (still just 13 minutes away) or the Holiday Inn Express in Greenwich (17 minutes away). Visit www.londontown.com for a full listing of convenient London hotels.

Don't let the cold get you down this winter. Instead, enjoy Michael McIntyre's infectious enthusiasm, perfect delivery and wicked sense of humour - you will be in stitches for weeks to come!

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