It was announced today (Wednesday 17th July 2019) that Al Murray, The Pub Landlord will extend his tour by 20 dates from October 2019.
The Pub Landlord said about the show: “Citizens of Hope and Glory! Our new tomorrow beckons. A new tomorrow that smells reassuringly of yesterday, but with wifi. One last heave and we will be there. And when the going gets tough the tough get going. Although the going won’t get tough and anyone who tells you it is going to be tough is lying. Come join me to marvel at the majesty of our green and pleasant land. A land globally renowned for our culture, history and places, like the world-famous Salisbury Cathedral. Join me to step backwards into the future.”
For over 20 years Al Murray, The Pub Landlord has filled the biggest venues around the UK, including London’s 02 Arena and, on his 2016 extended sell-out tour, the iconic Royal Albert Hall. He has won numerous awards, hosted many critically acclaimed television shows including the 2017 ITV primetime Christmas special, Make Christmas Great Again, and in 2015 famously stood for election in the hotly contested seat of South Thanet.
Tickets are on general sale from 10am today. All dates at: www.thepublandlord.com
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What the press said about Al Murray, The Pub Landlord’s last live show, Let’s Go Backwards Together
What the Landlord does best – and better than any other comedian – is riffing off and bantering with his audience… the kind of supremely effortless badinage only the most assured could ever hope to attempt. What most politicians would give for his rabble-rousing people skills… The Landlord in full cry is a wondrous sight, but it also makes for brilliant satire ★★★★
Mark Wareham, The Mail on Sunday
This bigoted bar steward still has comedy legs in a post-Brexit world… The undoubted highlight was a breathless countdown of all the immigration waves that have made Britain great stretching beyond the Romans… Murray at his best ★★★★
Bruce Dessau, The Evening Standard
Brexit is a godsend to Murray: after all, the Pub Landlord was a caricature of the more extreme Brexiteer, years before Brexit was even a prospect… very funny.
Michael Deacon, The Telegraph
Now that Brussels has indeed backed off, how will Murray’s harbinger of common sense cope with the triumph of his Little Englander logic? With style it proves… Stunning. Hilarious. ★★★★
Dominic Maxwell, The Times
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