The annual Newcastle Summer Season programme presents a brand new comedy, Funny Bones – An Imbecile’s Guide to First Aid, by Tony Sutcliffe at 8pm on Friday 18 July and season favourites, The Illegals with Niamh Kavanagh at 8pm on Saturday 19 July.
[caption id="attachment_50779" align="alignleft" width="390"] Don’t miss the Funny Bones show at Newcastle Centre – you’ll burst your ribs laughing![/caption]Stand-up comedian Tony Sutcliffe premières his new show ‘An Imbecile’s Guide To First Aid’ on Friday 18 July. Originally from Bradford, West Yorkshire, Tony moved to Newcastle several years ago, and has been performing stand-up comedy alongside his other job as a First Aid medic & trainer.
Tony says: “My work as a medic puts me into all sorts of interesting situations from training people on First Aid courses to large-scale pop concerts and sports events. Some of the incidents that occur behind the scenes are really hilarious, and the new comedy show combines some of these stories with an actual First Aid training course, with the audience as participants.
“We’re also looking for humorous medical anecdotes from members of the public to use in the show – so if you have a medical story please let me know via the contact page of my website at:
“It might be the start of your comedy career!”
Bigger and better than ever, The Illegals with special guest Niamh Kavanagh, make a welcome return to the Newcastle Summer Season on Saturday 19 July with their ever-popular Common Thread show, the ultimate classic rock tribute to Fleetwood Mac and Eagles from one of the best live bands in the country.
[caption id="attachment_50781" align="alignright" width="390"] The Illegals return to Newcastle with Niamh Kavanagh as special guest.[/caption]Every year The Illegals delve deeper into the Eagles and Fleetwood Mac back-catalogues to keep their dynamic live show fresh but familiar to packed venues throughout Ireland. A Common Thread sees the band belting out a superb set from the Big Two and ‘connected’ others from the West Coast sound.
Newcastle audiences really love The Illegals live – an entertaining night of vocal harmony, superb musicianship, unforgettable songs and great fun – served up by a band at the top of its game.
Expect to hear classic tracks from Linda Rondstadt, Neil Young, Bonnie Raitt, Tom Petty and others as well as all the top favourites from Eagles and Fleetwood Mac: Hotel California, The Chain, Desperado, Dreams and many more.
To purchase tickets (Funny Bones £10 / £8; The Illegals £15 / £12) and for further information on any Down Arts Centre events, please contact the box office on 028 4461 0747.
The complete Down Arts Centre Season Programme is available to download at:
www.downartscentre.com]]>