Peter Kay Live @ Manchester Arena {2004} + Documentary {i.E}

Peter Kay Live At Manchester Arena {2004} + One Hundred And Eighty - the Tour Documentary

The Bolton based comedian is one of Britain's best loved stars of stand-up comedy, situation comedy and appearing on chat shows, and this is one of his most popular shows, for me as well. Peter Kay plays to a large audience at Manchester Arena, with his brilliantly funny and likable material, with observations of things you can relate to yourself. He talks about things like making and receiving phone calls and voice messages, how texting takes over, experiences with his mother and grandmother, dinners and family meals (including emergency chairs), dieting (including Slimming World), biscuits being dipped into tea (or a "brew"), watching the game show Bullseye, disco dancing (including the walk on dance and what gets someone going) - featuring Kool and the Gang's "Celebration" and Village People's "YMCA", singing a high pitched version of "Danny Boy" with the help of a helium balloon. This also features an opening where Kay walks down the corridor before entering the arena, and he is doing this to Tony Christie's "Amarillo (Is This The Way To)", a year before he helped it go to number one in the music charts for Comic Relief.

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