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Sinderella
In 1992, Danny appeared with The Oddballs at the London Palladium. It was while appearing on the show that Jim Davidson asked Danny to appear in his pantomime "SINDERELLA" starring Charlie Drake, Jess Conrad and Jim himself as Buttons. In 1994 the show opened in London's West end for four months. During 1996, Sinderella completed a sell out five month tour of Great Britain .
 In March, April and May 1997 they were back on the road with "Sinderella" which included the London's WestEnd Shaftsbury Theatre. In 2004, "Sinderella comes again" made and an eight week tour of England and finished at Wimbledon New theatre where a DVD/Video was made of the show. Available in the shops now.
Charlie Drake & Danny on the SINDERELLA tour. Photo taken at The Regent Theatre Ipswich
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Jess Conrad, Dave Kristian and Danny in the last Sinderella
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Shaftsbury and Cambridge theatres in the West End London
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Jess Conrad & Danny
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Bradley Walsh & Danny
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Charlie Drake &
Gordon Kaye
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Danny's Helpers
Jeff and Andy |
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| Danny with Mike Osman, Brian Conley on the "Laughter from the heart" show. Mayflower Theatre Southampton and Dave Lee at The Marlowe Theatre in Kent. |
"He's a fun guy, intelligent too!"
(Des O'Connor Show)
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"The Des O'Connor show |
Appearing with Chas'n Dave
In Eye Norfolk. |
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HMS Argyll was the venue for the cheque presentation |
"Danny Blue with Jim |
"I am pleased he has fully recovered, I'm glad he ain't dead!"
Jim on Danny's Heart Attack: |
Jim with Mark Gale, Adrian Doughty
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Jim and Danny at Fairfield Halls
"FULL ON" Tour Pre - show |
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Danny In Cabaret Chippenham January 2008
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Martine McCutcheon
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Ricky marries Bianca
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Danny, Barbara and Dave |
Danny and Patsy Palmer |
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Political Correctness
Professor Christie Davies of the Social Affairs Unit think-tank is concerned that political correctness is making many Comedians hesitant about sharing their humour.
DANNY SAYS BOLLOCKS TO POLITICAL CORRECTNESS
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ONE LINERS
He's never afraid to shock the audience and is known for his repertoire of quickfire one-liners. Danny has appeared on many television shows and will be the subject of a documentary due out later this year.
Bob Slater
Freelance Journalist
Danny's first time on stage as a comedian was to a packed house at a comedy club in Surrey, and he destroyed the room. Since that night, he hasn't looked back. "I love stand-up", Danny says, "I love the old main stream type of comedy, postcard humour, putting words in a sequence to make the audience shudder into laughter and disbelief that I have actually just said that".
Nigel Bains - Plumpton Chronical
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Danny Blue and The Monster Raving Loony Party
Danny performs with Screaming Lord Sutch at Loony (July) Christmas Party During the 1980's/90's I was an ardent member  of The Monster Raving Loony Party with Screaming Lord Sutch. I gained the biggest ever vote (3339) as a candidate for London South and Surrey East in the European elections. After David Sutch's sad and untimely death I decided to end my political career and continue my life in stand up comedy. |
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Laughing in the face of death!
Danny was rushed to Stafford General Acute Cardiac Unit after suffering a heart attack whilst performing on stage at club ZANZIBAR in Stafford on 29th October 2002 He was detained for a week and kept nursing staff amused with his non-stop oneliners.
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ALONE WITH A HEART ATTACK |
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