Banjo duo, dancers and the three-tenner sketch at Stockport’s The Plaza

Jimmy Cricket returned to The Plaza variety theatre in Stockport at the weekend to do his fourth show there.
Other acts included Shep’s Banjo Duo and dancers from the Stockport-based Debut Arts academy.
The famous comedian, 72, had last performed there in January 2016 and was clearly delighted to be back.
Afterwards he tweeted: “Wonderful Sunday afternoon @StockportPlaza1 performing alongside Howard and Steve, Shep’s Banjo Duo, Debut Arts Academy, with Ted Doan Manager and actor who took the lead in the, “The 3 Tenner Sketch”, my thanks goes to Stage, Sound and Lighting, Lawerence, Ben and Pam.”







The fund-raising gala dinner evening was organised by Pauline’s widower, Graham Helm (pictured below with Jimmy), and was held in one of the club’s main function suites, which was packed to the rafters with almost 450 people there.
Famous Northern Irish comedian Jimmy said: “The evening raised a magnificent £10,000 in total and this achieved figure was a richly deserved outcome for Graham after all of his efforts over a number of months in the lead-up to the event.”


