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A Wicked'ly Twisted Variety Show.
The Abbey Theatre
Pool Bank St
Nuneaton Warwickshire CV11 5DB
Saturday 28 Sep 2024
7pm Tickets £19
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About this Event
A Wicked'ly Twisted Variety Show.
2024 still has the caffeine fuelled mind of its creator and host Sam Thompson. This year Sam brings you West End songs from his favourite musical, side splitting humour and a show that just keeps you guessing.
Just what will happen next?
Sam is the creator and host of the live theatre show “Coffee with Sam Presents”, which is in its 3rd year. Sam is also the host of the Coffee with Sam Podcast where he interviews a broad range of intriguing guests. Sam is also the co-host of the late night spin off show The Wobbly Coffee Podcast, where Sam and his co-host Jack Crow share a beer or 2 and discuss the months sports news and entertainment. Sam is a professional stage host and tours all over Europe bringing you his quick witted and engaging hosting style.
“The show I have created this year is very special to me as it blends one of my favourite musicals of all time with the unexpected event style of my productions. This year we are also raising awareness and money for a charity which is very close my heart, Macmillan.”
Just what will happen next?
Sam is the creator and host of the live theatre show “Coffee with Sam Presents”, which is in its 3rd year. Sam is also the host of the Coffee with Sam Podcast where he interviews a broad range of intriguing guests. Sam is also the co-host of the late night spin off show The Wobbly Coffee Podcast, where Sam and his co-host Jack Crow share a beer or 2 and discuss the months sports news and entertainment. Sam is a professional stage host and tours all over Europe bringing you his quick witted and engaging hosting style.
“The show I have created this year is very special to me as it blends one of my favourite musicals of all time with the unexpected event style of my productions. This year we are also raising awareness and money for a charity which is very close my heart, Macmillan.”