“I Was A Teenage Santa” Little Crackers, Sky One

Dressing up as santa claus isn’t on the to-do list of many teenage boys, but it’s the fate that befalls a 13-year-old johnny vegas.
When his dad drops out of fulfilling Father christmas duties at the church fayre, Johnny is forced to don the suit. The embarrassed youngster points out that St Nick is supposed to be fat and jolly and it’s pointed back that he’s halfway there. As the kids queue up, Johnny’s seasonal spirit is somewhat lacking, more ho-hum than ho ho ho. if mr vegas had the chance to do things differently, would he?
Sky One – Friday 23rd December at 9.00pm
Watch a clip of I Was A Teenage Santa
C r e d i t s
Kevin – Johnny Vegas
Young Johnny - Thomas Mills
Craig – Guy Hargreaves
Agnes – Margaret Henshaw
Hilda – Joan Kempson
Jeff – Jeffrey Longmore
Producer – Gill isles
Produced by Baby Cow Productions
Written & Directed by Johnny Vegas
Johnny Vegas And Another Thing…
Manchester International Festival 2011
11 – 17 July 2011 Pavilion Theatre
Johnny Vegas returns to Manchester International Festival with a new theatre show in the Festival’s own performance space, the Pavilion Theatre on Albert Square.
Following the success of his darkly original show Interiors, the feel bad hit of MIF07, Johnny Vegas will make theatrical history this summer in a hugely ambitious show entitled And Another Thing…
Exploring the world of the home shopping TV channel, Vegas, Kevin Eldon and Emma Fryer play three members of a shopping channel team with very different attitudes, aims and aspirations. As we watch them at work behind and literally live in front of the cameras we catch a glimpse of their private and very public lives.
In a unique experiment the show is presented in ‘Theatrivision’, as Vegas and MIF team up with shopping channel Ideal World. Each performance, Vegas and his cast will be beamed live into the homes of Ideal World’s TV audience as actual shopping channel presenters selling products – live.
Audiences in the theatre will get to see both sides of these characters – their off air and their live personas. Audiences at home, watching the shopping channel, get the unexpected and entertaining experience of having Vegas and Fryer selling to them while Eldon multi-tasks as his on stage character as well as Ideal World’s ‘floor manager’.
One Night Stand with Johnny Vegas
Join Johnny Vegas as he returns home to St Helen’s for a night of amazing stand-up performances from some of the world’s top comics.
Supported by Justin Moorhouse and Seymour Mace
Thursday 30th September 2010 at The Theatre Royal, St Helens
Doors open at 7.00pm
Tickets are available here
The show will be filmed for the DAVE channel.
New March & April Comedy Dates Featuring Johnny Vegas Announced
New March and April comedy dates for the “Animal House Comedy Night” hosted by guest compere Johnny Vegas at Zoo Café Bar, St.Helens have been announced.
Animal House Comedy Night
- guest compere Johnny Vegas
Thursday 18 March 2010
Patrick Monahan and Stuart HudsonPatrick Monahan will provide a perfect tonic to the St.Patricks Day hangover. Patrick is of Irish / Iranian origin and has performed his solo shows across the globe. He has appeared on numerous television programmes and is a regular TV & studio warm up – on shows such as: BBC 1′s Bafta award winning ‘Friday Night Jonathan Ross’, “The Catherine Tate Show”, and “The Kumars at No.42″. A comedian with truly global appeal or as the Daily Telegraph puts it, “a one man ethnic melting pot, a star in the making”.
Monahan engages the audience with charming banter about local affairs and universal issues, but also combines animated story telling style that draws on his own experiences of growing up in Teesside and of his Irish and Iranian parentage.
A fresh and bright new face on the British comedy scene, in just two years Stuart Hudson has ripped up the scene in style. In just six gigs, he reached the final of Channel 4′s So You Think You’re Funny? competition in Edinburgh, and followed that by scooping comedy website Chortle’s Newcomer of the Year award. He also won the prestigious and notorious Gong Show at London’s famous Comedy Store. His deceptively simple style, startling verbal play and sunder the counter rudeness delights audiences wherever he goes.
Animal House Comedy Night
- guest compere Johnny Vegas
Thursday 29 April 2010
Nick Wilty and Gordon SouthernNick Wilty is known as the “Globetrotting Comedian” for good reason. He has performed on every continent except Antarctica (although he did a show in Tierra Del Fuego!), and has done shows in all major Festivals, including Edinburgh (6 times), Glastonbury (5 times), Auckland (twice), Wellington, Melbourne, Adelaide, Montreal (Just For Laughs), Vancouver, Edmonton, San Francisco, New York, Amsterdam, Cape Town & Hong Kong.
Nick has won several awards, including the Polo Mint Comedy Award, voted by fellow comedians and club owners in England, Best International Act in San Francisco and noted by comic experts Chortle .”Just three adjectives to describe Wilty – brilliant, brilliant and brilliant.”
With 16 years of comedy experience on his belt Gordon Southern is one of the most sought after headline acts on the UK and international circuit. Gordon regularly plays to sell out audiences at the most prestigious clubs in the country including Comedy Store and Jongleurs. His upbeat and energetic delivery combined with his fantastically funny observational comedy and quick witted improvisation has secured his place as an audience favourite.
Doors open 7.30pm.
Tickets cost £10 (£8 concessions) available from Kaleidoscope, Westfield Street, St.Helens.
For information go to www.visitsthelens.com or telephone 01744 755150.
Johnny Vegas Live At The Benidorm Palace
Not content with boasting a hugely popular, award-winning stand-up career, larger-than-life comedian Johnny Vegas has made a successful segue into acting (Benidorm, Bleak House, Ideal). In this live stand-up show Johnny returns to the sun, sand, sea and sangria of Benidorm to present his dazzlingly bizarre ranting humour to the holiday-ing crowd.
“This man is one of the true comic greats”
The Guardian