CANCELLED Roy Chubby Brown comes to Stafford

Roy " Chubby " Brown comes to Stafford

He’s back naughtier than ever. His choice of language and politically incorrect jokes are delivered with a cheeky grin and perfect comedy timing.

His trademark flying helmet, goggles and coat of many patches, make him instantly recognisable as the man who put the “F” in Alice, in his version of “that” song.

Over 18’s only

Doors open at 6.30pm

First act 7.30pm

Event end 10.30pm

After party 10.30pm-3am

Your ticket entitles you to entry to event and after party

This will be a seated event , first come first served on seating. For further info inbox the page

And finally a little bit more about the man himself

Roy Chubby Brown may not be everyone͛s cup of tea, but there are lots different teas out there to try. To understand Chubby, you need to know that he had tough start in life and worked hard to become one of the most successful comedians in the world. His real name is Royston Vasey, which is the name the writers gave to the village in the popular T.V. series ͚The League of Gentlemen͛. The team behind the show were big fans of Chubby and used his name as a tribute. In fact, they asked him to play the part of the swearing mayor in some episodes. In his youth he was constantly in trouble, so he joined the merchant navy to get away from the bad influences in his life that were the cause of his bad behaviour. During his free time he learned to play ukulele, piano, and drums. ͞I tried the trumpet but it gave me toothache!͟ he says with a cheeky smile. Eventually, he joined a local band and caught the entertainment bug. His natural comedy talent shone through and, because of line-up changes, they ended up as a double act named, ͚Alcock and Brown͛ (inspired

by the famous British aviators). This name spawned his now famous pilot headgear. Chubby eventually went solo and worked the UK club circuit. He met Bernard Manning at Jollees nightclub in Stoke, who told him, ͞You͛re a great blue comic son, keep it up.͟ Another time, he met Les Dawson, who advised him, ͞ If you stop this effin͛ and jeffin͛ you͛ll get your own T.V. show!͟Chubby͛s T.V. career didn͛t take off, but his highly successful 27 ͚live͛ videos (available on DVD) and his hilarious 1997 feature film, U.F.O. along with is touring theatre shows put him at the top of his game, but his biggest fight was still to come. Australian audiences loved him and his annual tours over there were selling out. His fourth ͞Oz͟ tour was delayed due to visa admin problems, so Roy took the opportunity to visit his doctor with a niggling throat problem. Tragically he was diagnosed with throat cancer and had to undergo a major operation followed by gruelling treatment. Thanks to fantastic medical staff and a brilliant surgeon Chubby came through it and he has since donated thousands of pounds to cancer charities particularly ͚Zoe͛s Place͛ which is a

baby hospice based in Middlesbrough (with branches in Liverpool and Coventry). So if you fancy a good night out and a laugh, you will enjoy an evening with the down to earth comedy legend who says ͞I͛ve never had stars in my eyes, I just like working and making people laugh͟ But if you are easily offended, then it͛s probably not going to be your cup of tea! Chubby is appearing at...........................................................