Russell Kane’s Smokescreens and Castles – Tour dates

The 2010 Fosters Edinburgh Comedy Awards brought an end to the Edinburgh Festival and with it the award of Best Comedy Show Award to none other than Russell Kane for his Smokescreens and Castles show.

The Q Radio DJ topped the award show, which also saw Roisin Conaty win the 2010 Best Newcomer award for Hero, Warrior, Fireman, Liar and Bo Durnham win the 2010 Panel Prize for Words, Words, Words.

Russell Kane’s Smokescreens and Castles tour dates:

Friday 24th September 2010

The Broadway, Barking

Saturday 25th September 2010

Alhambra Studio, Bradford

Wednesday 29th September 2010

The Castle, Wellingborough

Thursday 30th September 2010

West End Centre, Aldershot

Friday 1st October 2010

Corn Exchange, Newbury

Saturday 2nd October 2010

Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal

Sunday 3rd October 2010

The Other Side, Scunthorpe

Monday 4th October 2010

The Frog and Bucket, Preston

Wednesday 6th October 2010

Colchester Arts Centre

Thursday 7th October 2010

Oakengates Theatre, Telford

Friday 8th October 2010

Bloomsbury, London

Saturday 9th October 2010

Derby Assembly Rooms

Sunday 10th October 2010

Sheffield Comedy Festival

Tuesday 12th October 2010

Brighton Comedy Festival

Wednesday 13th October 2010

Harrogate Theatre

Thursday 14th October 2010

Cornerstone, Didcot

Saturday 16th October 2010

The Civic, Barnsley

Wednesday 20th October 2010

Birmingham Glee

Thursday 21st October 2010

Cardiff Glee

Friday 22nd October 2010

ARC, Stockton on Tees

Saturday 23rd October 2010

The Bloomsbury

Sunday 24th October 2010

Hull Comedy Festival

Tuesday 26th October 2010

Manchester Comedy Store

Wednesday 27th October 2010

The Comedy Box, Bristol

Thursday 28th October 2010

Epsom Playhouse

Saturday 30th October 2010

Folkstone Quarter House

Thursday 20th January 2011

Ironworks, Inverness

Friday 21st January 2011

Southend Palace Theatre

Sunday 23rd January 2011

Laugh Out Loud Comedy Festival, Exeter

Tuesday 25th January 2011

Gala Theatre, Durham

Wednesday 26th January 2011

Carnegie Hall, Fife

Thursday 27th January 2011

The Lemon Tree, Aberdeen

Friday 28th January 2011

The Lemon Tree, Aberdeen

Saturday 29th January 2011

Edinburgh University

Sunday 30th January 2011

Quays, Salford

Wednesday 2nd February 2011

Glyndwr University

Thursday 3rd February 2011

Komedia, Bath

Friday 4th February 2011

The Stables, Milton Keynes

Saturday 5th February 2011

Firestation Arts Centre, Windsor

Tuesday 8th February 2011

Comedy Central at Baby Blue, Liverpool

Wednesday 9th February 2011

Royal Spa Centre, Leamington Spa

Thursday 10th February 2011

Wolverhampton

Friday 11th February 2011

The Junction, Cambridge

Saturday 12th February 2011

Princes Theatre, Clacton-on-Sea

Wednesday 16th February 2011

Hereford Courtyard Theatre

Thursday 17th February 2011

Cheltenham Town Hall

Friday 18th February 2011

The Lighthouse, Kettering

Saturday 19th February 2011

Tivoli, Dorset

Thursday 24th February 2011

Pocklington Arts Centre

Friday 25th February 2011

Parr Hall, Warrington

Saturday 26th February 2011

The Carriageworks, Leeds

Wednesday 2nd March 2011

The Court Theatre, Tring

Saturday 5th March 2011

Marina Theatre, Lowestoft

Sunday 6th March 2011

Nottingham Playhouse

Friday 18th March 2011

Oran Mor, Glasgow

Sunday 20th March 2011

Hornchurch Queens Theatre

Thursday 19th May 2011

Komedia, Brighton

Friday 20th May 2011

Trinity Theatre, Tunbridge Wells

Saturday 21st May 2011

Maltings Theatre, Berwick Upon Tweed

Sunday 22nd May 2011

Northampton Royal Theatre

Wednesday 25th - Friday 27th May 2011

Norwich Playhouse

Saturday 28th May 2011

Grand Theatre, Lancaster

Sunday 29th May 2011

Shrewsbury, Theatre Severn

Honestly, if you’ve seen the amount of energy Russell Kane puts into his shows... He’s probably going to need a long sit down on a horse with a glass of *#&%ing wine after all that http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JWTQ0HPuPE&feature=fvw - so bad it’s not even slightly funny. I sat through it all, Kane!! Nothing like his stand-up shows, though, so don’t be put off by how monumentally bad this video is.