Join Stockport housewife, cleaner to the stars, Take a Break reader and Britain’s Got Talent star Barbara Nice for all the best bits of her 25 years of delighting live comedy audiences, as well as new stuff she wrote on the bus.
A playful, life-affirming show for all the family. Help top up Barbara’s pension by coming along and having a pigging great time.
“You are a comedy whirlwind. Everything was funny. I felt tonight we watched as a star was born.” – David Walliams.
“Hypnotising in the funniest way. I think you’re fabulous.” – Alesha Dixon
“Every single word that came out of your mouth was hysterical. Genius.” – Amanda Holden
“Piggin’ brilliant” – Broadway Baby
“Excellent show. Sandro has wild hair and is a wild personality on stage” – Fringe Review
“Is Prop-er funny.” – Neath Comedy Festival.
“He makes this comedy lark look easy”-South Wales Echo
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