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Komedia Entertainment and Unity Present
The Man Behind the Smile
starring Count Arthur Strong and Terry Titter.

Fresh from his hit BBC Radio 4 series, showbiz legend and raconteur Count Arthur Strong reminds us just what we’ve been missing since his last television series, ‘Robin Hood and his Merry Squirrels’ was axed in 1960 something. As Arthur himself says, ‘Wouldn’t it be wonderful if you could just turn the telly on after a hard day at the abattoir... or whatever it is you do... and there I was, smiling back at you, in my own programme’.


"Character comedy at it's finest" Telegraph



Komedia Entertainment and Unity Present
It Wouldn't Be Christmas Without Us - Would It Eh!
starring Count Arthur Strong and Terry Titter.

Count Arthur Strong, fresh from his hit Radio 4 series, and Terry Titter - Britain's best loved entertainers of yesteryear - get really laughin' and have a good old cry and that for Christmas type thing etc...

No Singing or Kids. DHSS welcome.

"Character comedy at it's finest" Telegraph

"As hilarious as they are excruciating" Independent


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“ Count Arthur Strong -
The Musical?”

By public demand Count Arthur Strong's life story set to music.

Fresh from his critically acclaimed BBC Radio 4 series, one time variety star, raconteur and light entertainment legend, Count Arthur Strong makes his much awaited return to the stage in this his much heralded musical biopic.

All Tourettic ticks, false starts and nervous fumbling, badly covered up by a delicate sheen of bravado and self-assurance. An expert in everything from the world of entertainment to the origins of the species, every moment with Arthur is an enlightening experience.  Join him as he attempts to recall his distinguished career and set a sound track to his life.

"If you like ‘Les Miserablables’ and ‘The Cats’ this one will be right up your street. I’d definitely go to see it myself if I wasn’t doing it and that endorsement was completely unsolicited."

 
“The most complete piece of comedy acting you’ll see”
The Times
 
“One of the joys of the British comedy circuit”
The Telegraph




THROUGH IT ALL I’VE ALWAYS LAUGHED

After many years of being courted by top London publishers, Count Arthur Strong has, at last, decided to put pen to paper and produced his first volume of his sensational diaries of his he’s written, “Through It All I’ve Always Laughed”. Join him on his, ‘Book Launch Tour’, as he reads selected highlights out loud for all to hear. But as if that wasn’t enough he’ll also be turning the hands of Old Father Time’s clock back on itself, to recreate some of those wonderful old moments from his long and distinguished career you all know and love so much..

Reserve your copy now at the introductory never to be repeated repeated price of £7.99.

“For sale typewriter - £6.50 ono. No time wasters please!”


“If there’s one must see on the fringe each year, it has to be Count Arthur Strong”
The Independent

“Pure comic genius”
The Telegraph

“Aspiring character comics would do well to come worship at the altar of Count Arthur Strong”
The Guardian

“A genuinely agonizing, hilarious, intricately woven and bizarre creation”
The Scotsman







“The Greatest Story Ever Told”

Count Arthur Strong’s The Greatest Story Ever Told is classic territory for a man whose thirst for knowledge knows no bounds. Who could forget his previous lecture, Forgotten Egypt – except him perhaps! This time, he delves into the biblical archives and unravels ancient myths and mysteries surrounding Noah’s Ark, The Ten Commandments, The Feeding of the Five Thousand and, naturally, Father Christmas! As ever, he will attempt to instruct and educate, and as ever, he will inevitably fail.

Count Arthur combines sardonic wit and old school sensibilities with a touch of Basil Fawlty. His forgetfulness and slight deafness result in sporadic and unnecessary shouting reminiscent of an elder relation, to whom everyone can relate.

"...surely the most fully formed comic character since Alan Partridge."
Metro

"this is a very funny man"
The Scotsman

"Quite wonderful..."
The Independent




Count Arthur Strong’s
Forgotten Egypt

“The Thrill of Ancient Egypt in a language we can all understand. Join me for this fascinating lecture talk that I do”
Arthur

“A creaky, ill-tempered actor with a booze problem, poor syntax, delusions of grandeur and an on-off relationship with reality… Britain’s greatest contribution to world culture since Cat’s Eyes or The Beatles”
Metro

“Cry with Laughter, ache for oxygen and watch in awe.” The Independent

“You won’t see many funnier sights”
The Guardian

“The funniest character I’ve seen since Steve Coogan” Johnny Vegas