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Roy Chubby Brown Live in Manchester
O2 Apollo Manchester in ManchesterSat, Jan 16, 2027 · 06:30 PM
Overview
Overview
Roy Chubby Brown is a Arts & Theatre / Comedy / Comedy event at O2 Apollo Manchester in Manchester.
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Roy Chubby Brown, the controversial English comedian known for his blue comedy and high profanity, brings his act to Manchester. His stage persona features a leather flying helmet, goggles, and a patchwork suit, a look he adopted after his early days as part of a comedy duo. Brown's performances are characterized by insult comedy, political satire, and self-deprecation, often pushing boundaries with offensive humour.
Attendees can expect a no-holds-barred stand-up show from a comedian who has been performing for decades. Brown's career includes a breakthrough with home video releases in the 1990s, selling hundreds of thousands of units. His live shows draw from his extensive experience, including his time on the UK television talent show *New Faces* and his hit single "Living Next Door to Alice (Who the Fuck is Alice?)" with Smokie.
This event offers a chance to see a performer who has remained a fixture in British comedy, known for his unapologetic style.
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Good to know
- Expect strong language and adult content throughout the show.
- The comedian's stage costume includes a leather flying helmet and goggles, a white shirt, a red bow tie, and a multi-coloured patchwork suit.
- Roy Chubby Brown has been performing stand-up since the 1970s, with a career spanning over five decades.
Frequently asked questions
What is Roy Chubby Brown's real name?
His real name is Royston Vasey.
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Roy Chubby Brown
Royston Vasey, better known professionally as Roy Chubby Brown, is an English comedian. His act consists of offensive humour, high profanity and outspoken disdain for political correctness.
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O2 Apollo Manchester in Manchester
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