Name: Micky Flanagan’s Work in Progress
Start: 2024-03-02 16:00:00
End: 2024-03-02 17:00:00
Location: Leicester Square Theatre

Micky Flanagan is back at Leicester Square Theatre doing work in progress, you get the chance to see him riff in an intimate venue, try out new material and possibly throw in some gold from the past too. What else would you rather be doing on a Saturday at 4pm?

Running time 1 hour (and who knows it could be a bit longer).

When the work in progress becomes a finished show the best way to hear about it is to join Micky's own mailing list at mickyflanagan.com

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3. A strict limit of 2 tickets per person (and per household) per event applies. Any tickets purchased over this limit may be cancelled and invalidated (in which case you will be refunded).

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