Laura Nuttall: Last News

Danny Baker’s live show on Sunday night.The Car Share comedian has largely stayed out of the spotlight over the past few years, having cancelled all future work projects in 2017 ‘due to unforeseen family circumstances’.In a rare appearance, the 48-year-old was all smiles as he posed between friends Bob and Danny while attending their show Backstage Pass at The Lowry in Salford.Bob posted the picture to Instagram, captioning it: ‘Lads.

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Comedian Peter Kay joked that he would go away for four more years after receiving huge applause and a standing ovation at his eagerly anticipated comeback gig. Peter made his return to stage at Manchester's O2 Apollo for the first of two live Q&A's on Saturday.

appeared on stage at Manchester's O2 Apollo for the first of two live Q&As as part of The Doing it For Laura events on Saturday.At the gig, he joked about his absence, saying returning to the stage is like "getting in a hot bath".He said: "I've never in my life had a standing ovation when I came on."Peter joked: "I'm going to go away for four more years."The events are being held to raise money for Laura Nuttall, 20, who has an aggressive type of brain cancer called glioblastoma multiforme.Ms Nuttall, who was in the audience, was initially given 12-18 months to live when she was diagnosed aged 18 but has received immunotherapy treatment in Germany thanks to fundraising.Her sister Gracie introduced Kay and told the audience that the family

three years out of the public eye.The comedian appeared at a charity gig at Manchester’s O2 Apollo today, with a Q&A session in the afternoon and another one taking place in the evening.Tickets sold out in less than half an hour, as many delightedly nabbed passes to the shows, which are being held to fundraise for student Laura Nuttall’s aggressive cancer treatment.PA states fans were on their feet to receive the Car Share star as he appeared on stage for the first of two live Q&As.Surprised by the reaction, he told the crowd: ‘I’ve never in my life had a standing ovation when I came on.‘I’m going to go away for four more years.’At the matinee performance, Peter stated he was ‘nervous’ to make a return to the spotlight after so many years

Peter Kay, 48, returned to the stage at the O2 Apollo in Manchester for charity today. The Doing it for Laura gigs are to raise funds for 20-year-old Laura Nuttall who is suffering from a glioblastoma multiforme, an aggressive form of brain cancer.The Car Share actor was seen in a black cap with a black mask as he arrived at the venue earlier today.He dressed casually in a black t-shirt and shorts for the British summer weather.Peter hasn’t made a public professional appearance since a 2018 charity screening of Car Share, while his last tour in 2017 was cancelled due to "unforeseen family circumstances"However, the Bolton-born comic received a standing ovation as he appeared on stage at the Apollo, Manchester, for the first of two live

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Peter Kay’s long-awaited return to the spotlight has been met with a fervent response from fans, as tickets to his stage shows sold out in less than 30 minutes.While many are delighted at scoring a seat to one of his rare gigs, others have been left ‘gutted’ at missing out.The comedian, who has been largely absent from the public eye for the last three years, will host two live Q&As in aid of Laura Nuttall, 20, who has an aggressive type of brain cancer called glioblastoma multiforme.The two shows, called Doing It For Laura, will take place at the 3,500-capacity O2 Apollo Manchester on August 7.Both events – at 1.30pm and 6.30pm – sold out within half an hour of going on sale at 9am on Friday and fans were then directed towards a waiting

The mother of a young woman suffering from a rare and aggressive form of brain cancer has revealed the 'incredible' moment Peter Kay called them up out of the blue and asked how he could help.

Car Share comedian Peter Kay will return to stage for the first time in three years to perform two “very special” shows “in aid of Laura Nuttall” on August 7.

Peter Kay, 48, has kept out of the spotlight since late 2017 when he cancelled his tour.

Peter Kay has broken his silence to announce he’ll be performing two very special live shows next month.The Car Share comedian, who stepped back from the public eye in 2017, will be participating in two Q&As in aid of Laura Nuttall at Manchester O2 Apollo on August 7.Laura, 20, was diagnosed with Glioblastoma multiforme, a fast-growing and aggressive brain tumour, in October 2018 after a brain scan that showed six tumours.Fans were bowled over by the news of the funnyman’s return, with one branding him an ‘absolute hero’.Laura’s mum wrote: ‘Still can’t believe this actually happening! So incredibly grateful to Peter for doing this and just cannot wait for August 7th.’Peter stepped back from the public eye in 2017, cancelling his 14-month

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Peter Kay is returning to the stage for the first time in three years.