Stand-up show 'Fine Whine' by Carl Hutchinson, blending storytelling and physical comedy around his experiences as a modern-day dad.
Carl Hutchinson brings his new stand-up show Fine Whine to Gloucester Guildhall on Saturday 28 November, starting at 7:30pm. It's a brand-new tour, one he describes as his biggest and best yet, and it's built around his experiences as a modern-day dad and his attempts to find his place in society.
If you've come across his name before but never seen him live, Hutchinson is known for a blend of storytelling and physical comedy, with sharp characterisations, tight timing and an energetic delivery that's earned him a reputation as a powerhouse comedian on the UK circuit. His work has appeared on Prime Video, BBC One, Comedy Central and ITV2, so this is a chance to catch him in a room rather than on a screen.
The Guildhall itself is Gloucester's premier arts venue, built in 1890 and opened in 1892 on the site of Sir Thomas Rich's Blue Coat School. After a major refurbishment between 1985 and 1988 it became known as 'The County's Liveliest Venue', and it's hosted a long list of names: Radiohead, Muse, Primal Scream, Lily Allen and Pete Doherty on the music side, and comedians like Frankie Boyle, Andy Parsons and Dara O'Brien. In January 2010 it won an award for 'Putting Gloucester On The Map'.
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Tickets are £20, and the show runs on Saturday 28 November from 7:30pm at Gloucester Guildhall.
