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UK LGBT EVENTS - The Graham Norton Show - Free Audience Tickets (Until 20 Feb)
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09 - 31
The Graham Norton Show - Free Audience Tickets (Until 20 Feb)

Graham Norton welcomes the biggest stars of film, TV and music on to his sofa. Be on the show .. Apply for free audience tickets for 09 Jan, 16 Jan, 23 Jan, 30 Jan, 06 Feb, 13 Feb or 20 Feb or dare you sit in Graham's red chair? .. It's become so iconic, you'll probably need no introduction to Graham's famous red chair. So notorious has the fliptastic seat become that Hollywood superstar Russell Crowe described it as his main incentive for making a guest appearance on the show! Of course, they couldn't keep the red chair moving and shaking without your stories, so if you've got an interesting anecdote that could keep grahams attention long enough to get to a hilarious punchline they want to hear from you. And this series you dont even have to come to the studio to tell your tale because they want stories brought to them by phone or computer, preferably with video too. To apply for your place in the chair, send your contact details, your story and a few words about yourself to this email address: gnshow@sotelevision.co.uk

Tickets : £ Free Tickets

Address : Television Centre
White City
London
W12 7FA

Telephone : 02086843333

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