The Alex Theatre (Glendale, CA)
John Cleese comes to Glendale's Alex Theatre. The founding member of Monty Python also starred in comedy classics including Fawlty Towers and A Fish Called Wanda. In A Final Wave at the World (or The Alimony Tour, Year One), he'll discuss topics ranging from his legendary career to his most pressing medical problems, his mistrust of folk-dancing, and his latest plan for world peace.
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The last date listed for John Cleese was Saturday November 14, 2009 / 8:00pm. (view all dates)
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i am a big monty python fan,saw the the show on goldstar and had to go, i can tell you that it was a fantastic night, mr cleese was honest and funny! he went through personal topics such as his recent divorce, an overveiw of his career and a touching and funny segment on his euogly at the funeral of ex python star grahm chapman ,this was a great evening, even if you are a casual fan, see a show on the john cleese tour
At 70, John Cleese is very much at ease with his talent. A wickedly funny man looking backwards.
Very much enjoyed the show. When I saw this on Goldstar, I had to go. Took my wife, she wasn't sure about who Mr. Cleese was, but she had a great evening. Very entertaining show.
But the sound was terrible and our seats were bad, but that's an ALEX problem.
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The Alex Theatre is a historic, cultural and artistic treasure. Designed by architects Charles R. Selkirk and Arthur G. Lindley, the Alexander, as it was originally known, opened as a Vaudeville and silent movie theatre and later had a long career as a first run movie and major preview house. The theatre reopened in 1993 as a performing arts and entertainment venue.
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Professor, Doctor, Doctor Cleese will be discussing his career in the zany and hilarious world of comedy, as well as his most pressing medical problems, his inability to find a suitable female companion, his mistrust of folk-dancing, and his latest plan for world peace.
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