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Events

Promenade History Walk

Covering just one mile of our beautiful coastline, this tour covers 23 historic landmarks from the Victorian era to the present day. Discover the fascinating heritage of the north Promenade while enjoying the stunning sea views. The walk concludes on the Comedy Carpet at the foot of the spectacular Blackpool Tower. Meeting Point: Wilton Parade tram shelter opposite The Imperial Hotel, Promenade, FY1 2HB Wheelchair accessible Gradient: flat DURATION: Up to 90 minutes
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Showtown: Discover George Formby

Join performer, Anthony Mason, for this exploration of the legendary entertainer George Formby. There will be stories, songs sung and the chance for you to strum along on a ukulele. You will definitely leave with a smile on your face! Recommended audience age: Aimed at adults and families with children aged between 5+. Tickets: £5 but excludes admission to Showtown Blackpool residents have free admission to Showtown, for other admission prices please visit here.
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A Complete Idiot’s Guide to New Zealand

In this insider’s guide to his eccentric homeland, award-winning Kiwi comedian Sully O’Sullivan answers all the questions about New Zealand you didn’t know to ask in the first place…. Like why did we almost change our national flag to a drawing of a bird with lasers for eyes? Are Kiwi Fruit really just Chinese Gooseberries in witness protection? Find out the answers to these questions and more, all wrapped in an hour of ‘Quintessentially Kiwi comedy’ (NZ Herald).
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Rob Mulholland: Allegations

Hilariously dirty comedy with no sad bits. The funny one from the hit Podcast ‘Dead Men Talking’, the UK’s most disgusting podcast. ‘Nasty, offensive and dangerous’ (TheNationalStudent.com). If you would like to be sure you’d like my comedy before you buy a ticket then have a little google of my name and you’ll find loads of free stuff to watch including two full comedy specials.
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Russ Brown House of Secrets magic show

Showtown presents The House of Secrets Magic Show comedy festival special. Packed with close up magic, illusions and stage magic, this family show has something for everyone and promises an evening like no other in Blackpool. Experience magic and illusion in the intimate surroundings of the House of Secrets for a night out to remember!
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Amy Webber: No previous experience

Amy is an award winning comedian as heard on BBC Radio 4. Armed with her mini keyboard and an opera degree that’s never been useful, she’s on the hunt for a new job. You may pity her, you may love her but you will definitely want to employ her.
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Open Up the Mic Graduates

Since 2021, Showtown have worked with local comedian and writer, Ruth E. Cockburn to deliver a stand-up comedy course for young people in Blackpool called Open up the Mic. There have been 3 cohorts of budding young comedians taking part over the years. This showcase event is an opportunity for them to perform again and try out new material in front of a warm and friendly audience. The perfect event to introduce young people to comedy. Tickets: Free, please enquire with Showtown on [email protected]
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Showtown’s Silly workshop

Join in with our Silly Situations Game Stations! Meet a silly train conductor and amusing clown from Candy House Entertainment and play fun family games that are sure to make you laugh! Recommended audience age: Aimed at families with children aged between 3 and 12 years. Tickets: £3 per child, adults are free. Ticket price excludes admission to Showtown. Blackpool residents have free admission to Showtown, for other admission prices please visit here.
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Showtown: Comedy Legends talk

Pete Lindup will bring to life the iconic canvas celebrating 100 famous entertainers who appeared in Blackpool. Painted by his father, Rowland Lindup, the 50 metre canvas shows off Rowland’s skills as an artist and caricaturist. Pete will showcase sections of the artwork and reminisce about legendary entertainers like Ken Dodd, Norman Wisdom, Tessie O Shea, plus a whole host of stars who brought the laughter to Blackpool’s theatres. 
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