Micky Flanagan The Complete Live Collection (2017) [DVD]

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One thing he did on the show released to DVD was explaining to the audience ‘where he is at’ following his year off. That is exactly the case with Flanagan, as he announced in February 2023 that he will be going on tour once again later this year. He joins the likes of Peter Kay and Michael McIntyre as top comedians returning to stand-up this year.

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Anyone caught with a mobile phone or smartwatch outside of the designated areas will be immediately ejected. There will be a zero-tolerance policy." Flanagan’s big break came in 2009 when he appeared on ‘Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow’. The show was a huge success, and Flanagan’s performance was particularly well-received. This tour would end up being one of the biggest the UK had ever seen. He sold out every venue once again, but bear in mind that this time he was playing to some of the nation's biggest arenas. Caution: Video contains strong language and adult themes In the comedy world, when a comedian is performing work-in-progress shows, they are workshopping new material to smaller audiences, usually with the end goal of being used in a brand new tour. It was the biggest comedy event of 2017, playing to over 600,000 people across the UK and Ireland, breaking box office records nearly everywhere he went.

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One of the sets was filmed and used for his later-released DVD. The set chosen was from one of his sold-out shows at the London O2 Arena. He performed 11 sold-out shows here, and considering the venue has a capacity of 20,000, you can see just how popular he was (and still is).

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In 2006 he performed his first full-length solo show titled ‘What Chance Change?’ A year later, he was nominated for the Best Newcomer award at the prestigious Edinburgh Comedy Awards. Flanagan's Utilita show, which runs in Birmingham for three nights from March 30 to April 1, is one of eight across the UK and Ireland. A press release claims that the show covers the comedian turning 60, along with "having sex with your glasses on, his school alumni and his ballbag". Over the years, Flanagan has become a household name, and his fans are always eager to know what he is up to next.was the start of his soon-to-be bustling career, as he would embark on his first nationwide tour, ‘The Out Out Tour’. The tour, named after his famous joke made popular during his appearance on the ‘Comedy Roadshow’, proved immensely popular with fans as it ended up selling out at every venue he went to. It eventually ended in 2011. Flanagan worked multiple jobs over the years to pay the bills including a kitchen porter, a furniture maker, and he's also a trained teacher, although he never pursued a career in the field.