- What's on
- JETHRO - Whatever Happened To Denzil Penberthy?

Comedy
JETHRO - Whatever Happened To Denzil Penberthy?
- When
- Saturday, 29 May 2027, 7.30pm
- Where
- Launceston Town Hall, Western Road, Cornwall, Launceston,, PL15 7AR
- Sold by
- See Tickets
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About the event
From See Tickets's listing
"Whatever Happened to Denzil Penberthy" **An Unforgettable Evening of Laughter and Nostalgia!** Are you ready to step into a world of timeless humour, uproarious laughter, and wit? Look no further! Mike Osman, the brilliant comedian and close friend of the legendary Jethro, invites you to an extraordinary tribute show that will transport you back to the golden era of comedy. 1. **Jethro's Legacy Lives On**: There's only one Jethro-a beloved figure who touched the hearts of millions. Mike Osman's tribute show is a heartfelt endeavour to keep Jethro's name alive, celebrating his fabulous jokes and captivating stories. As one of the greatest storytellers of all time, Jethro's legacy deserves to shine brightly. 2. **Hilarious Impressions**: Mike Osman's magical impression of Jethro captures the essence-the twinkle in Jethro's eye, the uproarious delivery-that made audiences roar with laughter. You'll feel like Jethro himself is on stage, sharing his timeless humour. 3. **A Personal Connection**: Jethro's partner and widow, Jennie, knows that Mike is the only person who can do justice to this tribute. She even sent him four of Jethro's iconic ties. When Mike steps onto the stage, he carries not just the ties but also the spirit of the incredible man. It's a performance fuelled by friendship, respect, and love. 4. **Classic and New Jokes**: Relive your favourite Jethro moments-the ones that made you chuckle, guffaw, and wipe away tears.…
Getting there
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