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Alan Davies: Urban Trauma

Alan Davies performs his surreal stand up routine live at the Duchess Theatre. Included are Alan's renunciation of Satan, his advice on cat control and a proposition for 'pants in the laundry basket' to be adopted as an Olympic sport.

Starring:

Alan Davies

Genre:

Documentary, Comedy

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