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Terry Alderton
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Until
now, ex-Southend goalkeeper and former holiday camp entertainer was comedy's
best -kept secret. This astounding act is a riot of exuberant, loose-limbed
physical comedy, extraordinary caricatures and stunningly acute impressions.
Combining a fearless onstage presence, unshakeable confidence and streetwise
hyperactive delivery, Terry leaves his audience exhilarated and exhausted with
laughter. Terry starred in ITV1's London Burning in 2002, and also hosted in his own radio show, Terry's Turnstiles on London's Capital Radio FM In 2000, after a highly successful sell-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe where he was nominated for the prestigious Perrier Award. This lead to Terry hosting the National Lottery programme, Red Alert, with Lulu for the BBC. Terry also appeared on The Royal Variety Show (ITV) and he has also hosted theme nights for Channel 4. |
| Other television appearances have included playing a yardie
gangster in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (Channel 4), Jeff Wade, a
Huntington Disease sufferer in Holby City (BBC), Ian Wright's Friday Night's All
Wright (ITV), Stupid Punts (BBC2), The Stand UP Show (BBC1), Saturday Live
(ITV), Night Fever (Channel 5), two series of The Comedy Store (Channel 5) and It Shouldn't Be On TV (Sky). Terry recently filmed a documentary called MYFC (Channel 5) about Southend United Football Club. Terry is a popular choice in the corporate market, lending his unique brand of comedy to after dinner entertainment as well as awards and event hosting. Recent satisfied clients include PC World and Orange. |
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