Victoria Wood - Live (1997)
Victoria Wood is the funniest female comedian that Britain has ever seen
Genre : Comedy
Runtime : 1H 35M
Director : Geoff Posner
Synopsis
Over half a million people packed into over 200 venues throughout the country during 1997 to see her best show ever. This tour included an unprecedented fifteen night sell-out run at the Royal Albert Hall, which the media hailed as the best stand-up show of the decade. With her cheek, charm and dazzling wordplay, she reduced her audience to a state of delerium. Recorded during her record-breaking tour, Victoria Wood Live is your opportunity to see the queen of humour at her most brilliant.
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