Michael McIntyre's first UK arena tour should cement the well-spoken comedian's place amongst the comedy greats of his generation. McIntyre is one of those universally loved posh people accepted by everyone and despised by few. Long before Jeremy Clarkson got into hot water for joking about Gordon Brown's vision, McIntyre was ridiculing the "one-eyed Prime Minister" and his previous cabinet meetings between Tony Blair and David Blunkett ("there were only three good eyes between them"). Unlike Clarkson, the well-spoken and slightly tubby McIntyre pulled it off - like he does most of his observational gags. And he even managed to steal the show when appearing on Friday Night with Jonathan Ross earlier this year - quite a feat indeed. His trick is simple: his enthusiasm is infectious, his voice hilarious, his observation exemplary, his delivery perfect while on top of that, he seems a genuinely nice chap. Hailed by audiences and critics alike as the best new stand-up to emerge in years, McIntyre is, according to The Telegraph, "quite simply, top-to-toe hilarious".
Westlife
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The O2 Arena, SE10 0AX
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The O2 Arena, SE10 0AX
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Countdown to Midnight: With Take That and Guests Live at the O2
The O2 Arena, SE10 0AX
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Michael McIntyre's first UK arena tour should cement the well-spoken comedian's place amongst the comedy greats of his generation. McIntyre is one of those universally loved posh people accepted by everyone and despised by few. Long before Jeremy Clarkson got into hot water for joking about Gordon Brown's vision, McIntyre was ridiculing the "one-eyed Prime Minister" and his previous cabinet meetings between Tony Blair and David Blunkett ("there were only three good eyes between them"). Unlike Clarkson, the well-spoken and slightly tubby McIntyre pulled it off - like he does most of his observational gags. And he even managed to steal the show when appearing on Friday Night with Jonathan Ross earlier this year - quite a feat indeed. His trick is simple: his enthusiasm is infectious, his voice hilarious, his observation exemplary, his delivery perfect while on top of that, he seems a genuinely nice chap. Hailed by audiences and critics alike as the best new stand-up to emerge in years, McIntyre is, according to The Telegraph, "quite simply, top-to-toe hilarious". 
