Fairfield Halls

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United Kingdom

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Venue location

Address:
Fairfield Halls Park Lane
United Kingdom
Croydon
CR9 1DG

Phone:
020 8688 9291
Website:
www.fairfield.co.uk
Transport:
Rail: East Croydon
Map
1. Fairfield Halls
  - Park Lane
    United Kingdom
    Croydon
    CR9 1DG
  - 020 8688 9291
  - www.fairfield.co.uk
  - 51.372524,-0.095778

Categories:
Theatre. Musical comedy. Musicals. Comedy. Theatre revival. Drama. Contemporary theatre. Dance. Film. Family films. Classic. Music. Classical & Opera. Chamber. Jazz and experimental. Mainstream jazz. Pop and rock. Classic rock. Covers bands. Pop. Rock 'n' roll. Vintage and oldies. Blues, roots and country. Blues. Country. Cabaret and standards. American songbook. Originals. Show tunes. Folk. Sport and fitness. Wrestling. WWF. Comedy. Painting. Contemporary art. Cabaret. Things to do
Facilities:
Eating and drinking facilities. Bar. Café. Restaurant. Accessible facilities. Wheelchair access. Devices for the hearing-impaired

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Micky Flanagan – Back in the Game

Stand-up, Solo shows, Big-name talent

Cockney charmer Micky Flanagan, as seen of 'Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow' and star of his own Radio 4 series, is back with a brand new show. Get ready to go 'out out' once again.

Tue May 21
Fairfield Halls Park Lane, United Kingdom, Croydon, CR9 1DG
£25

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Micky Flanagan – Back in the Game

Stand-up, Solo shows, Big-name talent

Cockney charmer Micky Flanagan, as seen of 'Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow' and star of his own Radio 4 series, is back with a brand new show. Get ready to go 'out out' once again.

Tue May 21
Fairfield Halls Park Lane, United Kingdom, Croydon, CR9 1DG
£25

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Crystal Palace FC Comedy Night

Comedy

Crystal Palace devotee Kevin Day and Jo Brand co-host this fundraising stand-up gig.

Tue Jun 4
Fairfield Halls Park Lane, Croydon, CR9 1DG
£20-£25

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Milton Jones – On the Road

Comedy

With a heady mixture of bizarre and hysterically surreal one-liners, Jones weaves a hypnotic web of lunacy. He stands head and shoulders above most other comedians out there. The 'Mock the Week' star's a one man laughter factory.