The Greek comedian returns to London with TSOUVELAS II — ninety minutes of characters, storytelling and improvisation at the Troxy.
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Alexandros Tsouvelas returns to London with TSOUVELAS II, ninety minutes of stand-up built on characters, storytelling and improvisation rather than a written set. The Greek comedian takes the Troxy — the Limehouse hall that has held most of this calendar’s touring acts, Sakis Rouvas, Michalis Hatzigiannis and Peggy Zina among them — for a Sunday night in late October.
Doors open at seven and the room admits over-14s only. It is the month’s second Greek stand-up date in London, after Angelo Tsarouchas at the Leicester Square Theatre on the third. Troxy caps the sale at eight tickets a household.