The Sin Bin returns to Franklin's Gardens on Thursday 25th September 08, supported by Carlsberg - book your ticket and receive a FREE PINT on arrival.

Enjoy Carlsberg responsibly. 

HARVEY OLIVER
If Harvey Oliver seems familiar then he probably is. For while the name may be new, in a previous life he had been in the entertainment business for many years.

As an actor he was a star of many a sitcom, including Only Fools and Horses, where he played of all things a stand-up comedian.

Deciding to reinvent himself with a whole new name, persona and act, Harvey found himself playing to sold-out clubs across the country on the strength of just one or two open mic spots. In the 90's Television changed and Jeff (Harvey) became one the country's top TV studio warm-up comics.

His style can range from loud and in yer face to honest observations about life and the entertainment business.

Just don't mention docusoaps or laugh at his beloved QPR!

EDDY BRIMSOM
To say East Ender Eddy Brimson has a colourful past is something of an understatement.

A self-confessed former football hooligan before turning his hands to better use as a writer and comedian, Eddy has written a host of amusing anecdotal books, penned and hosted a top three selling video Teargas and Tantrums, and is also a regular "talking head' for numerous radio and TV shows on subjects as diverse as football, dodgy builders and sexy baldness.

As an actor, he has appeared on such diverse programmes as Absolutely Fabulous, The Thin Blue Line, Casualty, The Bill and EastEnders, where he played, you've guessed it, an East End villain, who torched Frank's car lot.

PHIL BUTLER
Phil Butler has been performing for over 18 years and has enjoyed a career which seems to get better all the time. He started as a comedy magician but soon realized that being a comic is his true vocation.

His fast moving act has taken him all over the world, from cruising in the Caribbean and the Med, to entertaining the Armed Forces in Afghanistan to Iraq. Phil’s career is now evolving again after landing his first acting role on BBC1's smash hit show Hotel Babylon where he played the part of a mischievous chef. His second role came soon after, and Phil can now be seen singing in the latest AA television advert. This man has no boundaries.

"Phil Butler's got it all ... unique, original and hilarious" - The Stage and Television Today

"Without doubt, one of the most exciting and original finds in comedy in recent years" - The Guardian

"Phil brought the house down with a truly original and riotous act of visual comedy" The Mirror

Also a star of the major BBC documentary 'A Funny Business' - 2006

Tickets £14.00 | Over 18's | Doors Open 7:15pm | Show Time 8:30pm

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