What's On | Rob Brydon – A Night of Songs and Laughter
Promotional image - Rob Brydon on stage
Production image of Rob Brydon on stage - smiling wide, microphone in hand
Trailer - press play
© Nick Rutter
Production image of Rob Brydon on stage - smiling wide, microphone in hand
© Nick Rutter
Production image of Rob Brydon on stage, microphone in hand, with a grand piano and small group of string instrument players behind him
© Nick Rutter

Rob Brydon – A Night of Songs and Laughter

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Featuring a sensational live band, A Night of Songs and Laughter tells Rob’s personal musical journey from South Wales to the West End and beyond. With a hugely entertaining and brilliantly unexpected selection of songs, Rob will regale audiences with hilarious tales from his distant and recent past.

Map Venue MarkerThe Great Hall
Comedy, Concert, Stand-Up
Running time: 120 minutes, no interval
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