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(Message started by: dr_john on Today at 09:46)

Title: Clive James in the Evening
Post by dr_john on Today at 09:46
I don't know if this is posted elsewhere on the site, but Clive is back on tour next week, with 'Clive James in the Evening' at the South Bank Centre on the 18th. The agency website only lists shows up to Edinburgh in August, but I've just received the leaflet for upcoming shows at The West Yorkshire Playhouse, and he's on there on 22nd October.

http://jeremymeadow.com/jml/current.asp?showid=41

Title: Re: Clive James in the Evening
Post by Kevin Cryan on Today at 10:37

on 06/19/09 at 09:46:43, dr_john wrote :
I don't know if this is posted elsewhere on the site, but Clive is back on tour next week, with 'Clive James in the Evening' at the South Bank Centre on the 18th. The agency website only lists shows up to Edinburgh in August, but I've just received the leaflet for upcoming shows at The West Yorkshire Playhouse, and he's on there on 22nd October.

http://jeremymeadow.com/jml/current.asp?showid=41


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Kevin Cryan

Title: Re: Clive James in the Evening
Post by S J Birkill on 20.06.09 at 00:53
You're right, John -- Clive's current tour doesn't seem to have had a mention before. And I note that (as of today at least) the listing on the agency site (your link) is more up to date than that on clivejames.com.

I also spotted this week (no doubt as you did with WYP) that Clive appears at Sheffield Lyceum on September 5th. Checking seat availability I found the place half sold already -- not bad going. Is this the biggest tour he's ever done, I wonder? No surprise he's not had time to update his Website!

Now, could we get audiences like this for another Words and Music tour?

Steve

Title: Re: Clive James in the Evening
Post by S J Birkill on 04.07.09 at 17:59
Here (http://www.shieldsgazette.com/show/Clive-James-In-The-Evening.5427816.jp)'s a review of the most recent date on Clive's tour.

Title: Re: Clive James in the Evening
Post by Simon Reap on 06.07.09 at 14:32
Not a particularly encouraging review.  Maybe what Clive needs is some musical accompaniment.  Now, who could provide that....    ;-)

Title: Re: Clive James in the Evening
Post by naomi on 10.07.09 at 00:17
... on BBC One's Question Time !

Tonight it was announced that Clive would be on the panel of Question Time - in which, as you will know,  the guests answer topical questions from the audience - on Thursday July 23. Not sure where it is being held.

That's a day of a crucial by-election so I suppose that questions might touch on that - but surely top of the list for the audience will be "Will the panel name their all-time favourite Pete Atkin/Clive James song ?"  ;)



Naomi

Title: Re: Clive James in the Evening
Post by Simon Reap on 10.07.09 at 11:27

on 07/10/09 at 00:17:38, naomi wrote :
Question Time - in which, as you will know,  the guests answer topical questions from the audience - on Thursday July 23. Not sure where it is being held.


The BBC website (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/question_time/3117500.stm) has it in Stevenage.  You can only apply for tickets two weeks in advance, so I assume that bookings have only just opened.

Simon

Title: Re: Clive James in the Evening
Post by naomi on 17.07.09 at 12:08
I think that during last night's Question Time David Dimbleby announced that next week's (the Clive one) would be held on Norwich.

Naomi

Title: Re: Clive James in the Evening
Post by naomi on 20.07.09 at 21:40
... er, I meant to say "held in Norwich". Although given the by-election excitement, much of the debate may well be "on Norwich".
N

Title: Broadcaster and Poet...
Post by Pete Atkin on 29.07.09 at 17:44
....was how Clive was billed on QT.   Not bad!   (Someone should get David Dimbleby to stop cutting across the end of the questioners, though.)

Title: Re: Clive James in the Evening
Post by colin_boag on 31.07.09 at 18:57
Cutting across questioners is simply in character with the shameful state of the BBC nowadays.  The wretched and inept Evan Davis regularly talks over politicians of all parties, in the mistaken belief that we're more interested in his views than those of our elected representatives, and Humphries and the not-so-bright woman presenter on the Radio 4 breakfast show are almost as bad.  The best TV moment of the year - so far - was watching Mandelson dismantle that lightweight Marr one recent Sunday morning...rant over!



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