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The Cambridge Footlights Revue or "The Cellar Tapes" (1982) is a televised version of the revue show originally performed in 1981 by the Footlights - a group of comic writers-performers at the University of Cambridge. It is performed by Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie, Emma Thompson, Tony Slattery, Paul Shearer and Penny Dwyer.
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Emma Thompson and Stephen Fry in "Cambridge Footlights" sketch from the early eighties. "Later that same wednesday." Really funny and subtle.
About Elizabeth Barrett and Robert Browning.
From DVD the second season of "A Bit Of Fry And Laurie". Recommended.
... I wish they'd made a movie out of this!
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Here I am with my best buds playing in my new music room. Jay is on Bass and Dale known as Tonedr here on the tube playing the Tele. I'm playing and singing through my Fishman Solo amp. Dale is playing a Tele through a Headstrong Amp. Jay is playing a Ken Smith Bass with a Ampeg head with David Eden cabs. Thanks for watching!
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I tried to get just the Are You Dancin' bit but for some reason the audio wouldn't sync properly, so here's the titles and the radio three skit. Check out Slattery's moves!
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Every other week, Milwaukee's favorite comic and actor John McGivern produces a video blog on Footlights.com that you've got to see! He's interviewing Milwaukee's who's who of the arts - both on stage and off giving you insight into the the companies, the actors, and the shows that available week in and week out in the Milwaukee area.
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The Cambridge Footlights Revue or "The Cellar Tapes" (1982) is a televised version of the revue show originally performed in 1981 by the Footlights - a group of comic writers-performers at the University of Cambridge. It is performed by Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie, Emma Thompson, Tony Slattery, Paul Shearer and Penny Dwyer.
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The Cambridge Footlights Revue or "The Cellar Tapes" (1982) is a televised version of the revue show originally performed in 1981 by the Footlights - a group of comic writers-performers at the University of Cambridge. It is performed by Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie, Emma Thompson, Tony Slattery, Paul Shearer and Penny Dwyer.
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Rare video of Mitchell and Webb performing a sketch at the 2002 Footlights Gala Performance, a tribute to long-standing Footlights senior archivist Dr Harry Porter.
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