‘Seriously, what on earth’s a batch?’: Jimmy Carr’s ‘Laughs Funny’ leaves Warwick Arts Centre in stitches
Jimmy Carr recently brought his ‘Laughs Funny’ tour to the Warwick Arts Centre, and it was a night to remember....
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