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_ BRMB's festival countdown |
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Tune in to BRMB between Monday 1 and Friday 5 October 2007 for exclusive daily interviews with headline acts and news of great prizes too, including DVDs and tickets. For more details, see: www.brmb.co.uk |
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| _ Cradley Heath comedy | ||
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The Hollybush Real Ale House in Cradley Heath is hosting an open mic night during the festival. The twice monthly Black Country night will be opening its doors on Thursday 11 October 2007, with compere Dave Dinsdale ("Quinton's finest") introducing up to ten brand new acts. Oct 11, Hollybush Real Ale House, Newtown Lane, Cradley Heath B64 5EA, 8.30pm, free. Tel: 07949 594484 |
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| _ Festival listings available for download | ||
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The full festival listings are now available to download in PDF format for easy printing <click here> PC Users: To view onscreen, left-click; to download to your computer, right-click and save. |
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| _Stressed? Then you need a laughter workshop... | ||
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Happy Laughter is a physical act which can be learned. Research has shown that faking laughter to begin with reminds the body what to do when real laughter emerges. It was been scientifically proven that laughter creates many positive physical and emotional changes in your body including a feeling of well being, a stronger immune system, lowered stress levels and healthier heart and lungs through increased blood flow. The Are You Having a Laugh? workshop explores the positive benefits of learning to laugh. Oct 9, Body And Being, Canal Square, Browning St, Birmingham B16 8EH. Tickets: £12. Time: 6pm. Tel: 0870 850 1895. Web: www.lifefitltd.com |
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As we near the festival, tune in to BRMB for the latest official Comedy Festival news. For more information on the station, see: www.brmb.co.uk
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The
Birmingham Comedy Festival is pleased to announce that 2007's festival
comes to you in conjunction with the city's leading broadcaster,
BRMB - on FM, DAB and online. 
The
festival is also supported by What's On magazine, Birmingham's
longstanding dedicated entertainment and listings title, available
free from leading entertainment, leisure and tourist information
sites every fortnight (including festival venues such as Glee, mac
and The Drum). For more information, see: