A Journey through the Rhymes and Ramblings of a Comedian Poet

The Huyton Poet SpeakerNet Sponsor


Region:
North West
Notice Period:
Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
Type:
Semi - Professional
Fee:
Paid: £120 plus reasonable travel expenses within a 50 mile radius of Liverpool
Category:
Entertainment
Updated:
1st May 2023

An hour or more of Laughter in the form of observational comedy funny, laugh out loud poems and hilarious stories from my past.

These tales and comedy talks have been enjoyed by many, many groups of all ages (although 50 plus is my most appreciative audience).

I have performed comedy at Theatres across the North of England including Buxton Opera House - Scarborough Spa & Bridlington Spa as well as Liverpool Royal Court, New Brighton Floral Pavilion and St Helens Theatre Royal.

I can provide my own small PA system and I do not require any special equipment to complete my talk.

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About The Huyton Poet

Hello prospective listener, Ian Kenyon - "The Huyton Poet" here. (Well, Stand Up Comedian with funny rhymes would better describe my performance).

I've been delivering humorous - laugh out loud talks to various groups for over ten years now, as well as appearing at theatres and comedy clubs throughout the North of England (including a number of dates supporting Sir Ken Dodd on his touring theatre shows in 2017 - I also wrote material for Ken for about 12 years).

I perform for Womens Institutes meetings, U3A, Probus and National Women's club associates and many more social groups.

I provide and hour or more of fun and laughter with a mixture of observational comedy, funny poems and tales from my life.

I've been invited back to every event I've performed at. Testimony in itself


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