Breaking Bad tour: YouTube hit Miles Allen to bring one-man show to the UK
Allen's parody squeezes all five seasons of the cult TV drama into one hour
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Your support makes all the difference.Good Friday news for anyone still suffering from Breaking Bad withdrawal symptoms - a one-man show based on the Emmy-winning TV drama is heading for the UK.
Miles Allen will tour the country in 2015 after enjoying five star reviews at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival last summer.
His parody performance sees him squeeze all five seasons of Breaking Bad into one hour and impersonate lead characters Walter White, Jesse Pinkman, Skyler, Saul, Hank, Walt Junior, Gus Fring and Mike.
Allen describes his comedy gig as a “love letter for all the fans who lived through the blood, meth and tears of the greatest television show ever made”.
Never fear, however, for YouTube hit Allen promises that the only tears in One Man Breaking Bad will be from laughter.
Fans hoping to catch Allen’s show can catch him in a range of UK towns and cities when the tour kicks off on 1 March at the Lowry in Salford.
Miles Allen tour dates
Salford, Lowry
Shrewsbury, Severn Arts Centre
St Alban's, Alban Arena
Cardiff, St David's Hall
Milton Keynes, Stables
Southend, Palace Theatre
Norwich, Norwich Playhouse
Bury St Edmund's, Theatre Royal
Birmingham, Town Hall
Malvern, Festival Theatre
Poole, Lighthouse Theatre
Warwick, Arts Centre
Harrogate, Royal Hall
Durham, Gala Theatre
Leeds, City Varieties
Doncaster, Cast
Reading, Hexagon
Hereford, Courtyard
Nottingham Playhouse
Liverpool, Philharmonic Hall
Leicester, De Montford Hall
Kingston, Rose Theatre
Chelmsford, Civic Theatre
High Wycombe, Wycombe Swan
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