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Your chance to WIN tickets to see Tweedy the Clown!

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Following a smash-hit tour, a riotous run at the Edinburgh Fringe and unmissable London shows that left audiences roaring with laughter, Underbelly is thrilled to announce that the comedy legend and star of Giffords Circus, Tweedy The Clown will be embarking on his second headline tour with his brand new show, Tweedy’s Massive Circus: The Big Number 2. 

Tweedy said: “I’m so excited to be taking Tweedy’s Massive Circus back on the road with The Big Number 2. It’s bigger, bolder and much more bonkers than last time… despite the tent still being very, very tiny. We’ve got a brilliant cast, some wild ideas and just enough confidence to think it’ll all work. I honestly can’t wait to share it with everyone.”

PIZZE 28 03 2023 8 | Your chance to WIN tickets to see Tweedy the Clown!
Tweedy the Clown. Picture: Simon Pizzey.

Tweedy will be joined by Sam Goodburn and Charlie Bicknell who will also be getting themselves into trouble at the ‘little’ big top this Spring. 

Tweedy’s back, and it’s bigger than ever! (Well, sort of…..)

The tent is still suspiciously small, but the plans are even bigger. Armed with his friends, a ‘little’ big top and some wildly optimistic ideas, Tweedy is determined to put on the greatest circus show ever. What could possibly go wrong this time?

Expect a whirlwind of clowning, comedy, mischief and mayhem as Tweedy’s world teeters on the edge of delightful disaster. Bursting with laughs, surprises and heart, this is a joyous circus adventure for the whole family.

Having performed at Giffords Circus for more than sixteen years, Tweedy possesses exceptional expertise in traditional circus abilities, coupled with his skills playing multiple musical instruments. In January 2023, Tweedy was named in the King’s New Year Honours List for his services to Circus and local community, he was awarded a BEM (British Empire Medal).

Tweedy is a contemporary vaudeville-style clown who performs in theatre, circuses, as well as TV and film. Well-known for his role in Cheltenham’s pantomime, Tweedy’s unique style evokes a whimsical, yet natural comic character.

Having once described circus performing as something he was ‘born to do’ this show promises to bring Tweedy’s signature delight to audiences from ages 3 – 103.

To be in with a chance of winning 4 tickets to see Tweedy at either Dunkertons, Cheltenham: 23 April – 10 May or Eastcourt Farm, Crudwell: 15 – 31 May,  answer the following question:

What is Tweedy’s beloved pet iron called? 

*COMPETITION DETAILS* to be in with the chance to see Tweedy and all his merry mayhem wreaking havoc in his tiny tent. Subject to availability, T&C’s apply.

T&Cs: Offer is for 4 tickets. Only applicable to weekday showings and only for stalls seats. Subject to availability.

Send your answer to promotions@stroudtimes.com and please state which venue you would prefer. Closing date to enter 13 April, 2026.
For more information and tickets visit Tweedysmassivecircus.com

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