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The Alternative Stage Now Annouced


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The Alternative Stage

From the mainstay of comedy through to spoken word and film, the stage will host an acclaimed array of performers which no doubt will provide some unique moments along the way.

Comedy: Doug Stanhope, Tim Minchin, Brendon Burns, Adam Buxton, Junior Simpson, Milton Jones, Tom Stade, Hugh Lennon, Mitch Benn, MC Matt Read, MC Martin Bigpig, Steve Gribbin, Steve Williams, Holly Walsh, Stephen Grant, Markus Birdman, Stuckey & MUrray, Jessica Delfino, Gary Delaney, Mark Olver, Daniel Townes, Jamie Kilstein, Joe Bor.

Spoken Word: Aidan Moffat, The PeteBox, Kate Tempest, John Berkavitch with Andy Craven Griffiths

Lecture: Jeffrey Lewis 'Watchmen'

Debate: ID Political Debate

Late Night Entertainment: Smash N' Grab

Film: Le Donk, 3D Night Of The Living Dead, This Is Spinal Tap, Anvil! The Story of Anvil

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Pretty ecstatic about that line up personally.

I was considering travelling down to London to see Doug Stanhope in September but it now looks like I won't have to. Add Tim Minchin and Brendon Burns into the equation too (even if he did play last year) and I reckon it's one of the strongest set of headline comedians they've had in quite a few years.

Only thing I'm a bit annoyed about is the lack of Adam Buxton at Leeds...

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I quite like the lookk of Swap-A-Rama at Leeds and it'll be interesting to see who Transgressive bring along, last year The Young Knives played!

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Steve Williams (Reading Saturday 29th)This supremely enjoyable and hugely popular Welsh comedian & writer continues to enchant audiences around the world with his quirky and imaginative fun packed stand up shows.

pretty sure stone cold aint welsh :lol:

**just for anybody who thinks that steve austin will be there and takes the above literally**

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