Leicester Square Theatre

But O2 Forum, I've never been to Kentish Town.

Last year I was at the Leicester Square Theatre, which was dope.

I did that

theatre.

There are still plenty to go out, so you'll still be getting Rahillestuppers well into the first and second month of twenty twenty-seven.

Um, but, uh, I've decided the last three we're recording at the Leicester Square Theatre this autumn, uh, at least for the moment, but I'm almost certain for good, gonna be the last full-on stupid Rahillestuppers.

Gonna carry on doing the book clubs remotely and in studio, but this will be your last chance to see the shows live.

September the twenty-eighth, we've got James Acaster and Isy Suttie selling very well.

Uh, and, uh, but have a look.

Uh, no guests booked yet, but given these are the last ones, we are gonna try and get really good guests for you.

And then the final one is not November the nineteenth, which is the date that's in my mind for some reason, but November the sixteenth at the Leicester Square Theatre.

As it's the last one and people have got wind of this, it is very nearly sold out.

Well, just a little break in the question now.

I saw yesterday that Richard Herring said he's stopping his Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre podcast.

And why would that be, John? Because you can't compete with the big name hosts and getting all the

guests.

And then I saw her laugh at someone else's show.

And I saw her come to your show in Leicester Square Theatre and laugh.

And I went, oh, maybe it's anything she'll laugh at.

She will laugh at anything.

And, uh, then also, uh, JJ and John have asked me to tell you that they'll, they'll be selling a little bit of merchandise at the live show.

Although because there's another show in after us, this is at the Leicester Square Theatre by the way, they're, yeah, they're only able to sell it before the show and at half time.

So, uh, it's actually two of JJ's [laughs] friends who are manning the, the, the merch stall.

So if you want to talk to JJ's friends and you want to buy either John's book, The Specter of Pep, or you want to buy, uh, JJ's record, you can do that, but you got to do it at half time.

We are touching London.

The biggest date of the tour is in London on Saturday, the 7th of November at Leicester Square Theatre.

Birmingham has sold very well.

We're doing two shows in Birmingham now because the first show sold out.

British comedian Stuart Lee did one of those Q&As with The Times, the part I will pick out.

They asked, you know, some boilerplate questions and they asked Stuart Lee, hey, what did you waste an evening watching? And Stuart Lee said Dave Chappelle at Leicester Square Theatre, which was lazy, boorish, cliched and unpleasant.

I'm going to shout it out of correction to a factual inaccuracy.

His bespoke heavies got heavy, so I split.

Dougie Freeman went to Southend.

Two nights at the London Leicester Square Theatre, 4th and 5th of November, Northampton, and then climaxing in Glasgow at the Glee.

You can practically smell the tour extension.

We must say huge and heartfelt thanks to a great champion of comedy, Amanda Emery as well.

Hey Monkey Fiddlers, thanks for downloading my podcasts.

The main news is we've got a few gigs coming up in September, October, November at the Leicester Square Theatre.

These may be the last live Rahalastapas we ever do, so why not come along and see them? you go to richchain.com slash rahalastapa and you can see ticket links for the 28th of September.

The first guest announcement is the wonderful Izzy Sooty from Peep Show.

Sit back, relax, and enjoy this full, free, ad-free video.

I'm so nice to you.

Why do you treat me so badly? Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Leicester Square Theatre.

Please welcome a man who is delighted to find that the Edinburgh Fringe is getting loads of money.