Double bill of comedy at Theatre Royal
There’s some light-hearted entertainment coming to the Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds next week.
Following performances in Russia, USA, UK and Australia, Gavin Robertson focuses his attention on the Bond phenomenon in his latest physical cartoon-style adventure.
Bond meets his greatest arch-villain yet – Ian Fleming himself, courtesy of a time-machine, and featuring the smallest car chase (n)ever seen!
“Bond! An Unauthorised Parody” takes place on Monday, June 7, and is followed up the next day by stand-up poet Greg Bryon (pictured ) taking to the stage.
The writer/performer of the original “Spoken Word” and host of the “#StandUpPoet” podcast on iTunes and Spotify Greg has performed in theatres, bookshops, on beaches, under the stars, in tents, village halls, restaurants and bars in the UK, USA, Australia, New Zealand and Japan.
He delivers verses on life, the universe and everything (ish). Verses inspired by modern day and social comment plus sporadic anecdotes, wit, and his unique 55-word stories are performed with a twinkle, a laugh, and a wry pointy finger.
Pictured above is Gavin Robertson.