Comedian Peter Kay returns to the stage for two charity performances

Kai Will return to the stage to participate in two charity performances.

The Bolton-born comedian has basically not appeared in the public eye in the past three years. He will appear in O2 Apollo. Manchester Participate in a performance for Laura (Doing it for Laura) on Saturday.

The live Q&A sessions were held at 1.30 pm and 6.30 pm to raise funds for 20-year-old Laura Natol, who has an aggressive type of brain cancer called glioblastoma multiforme.

Tickets When it went on sale on July 30, the venue with a capacity of 3,500 people was sold out in 30 minutes.

Ms. Nuttall, she just finished her second year University of Manchester She studied philosophy, politics and economics there, and will appear in the audience with her family.

At the age of 18, she was diagnosed with brain cancer due to a series of headaches during her first semester at King’s College London.

She is predicted to have 12-18 months to live. Since then, she has undergone two brain surgeries, 30 radiation treatments and 12 months of chemotherapy.

Through fundraising, Laura was able to travel to Germany for innovative immunotherapy treatments.

The proceeds of Kay’s performance will be donated to her charity, Doing It For Laura, which was established to help pay for her treatment, and part of the funds will be used for the brain tumor charity.

Ms. Nuttall’s mother Nicola and father Mark met Kay for the first time when they were working at Granada TV about 20 years ago, and said that they received an unexpected call from the star in January 2019 after Laura was diagnosed.

Ms. Nuttall worked in the human resources department of Granada and now runs a children’s play center. She previously told PA News Agency: “We are very excited about this. It’s great that he can do this for us, too. It’s incredible.”

Since Kay’s unexpected appearance in the charity screening of his series, he has basically stayed away from the spotlight. Car sharing In 2018, but returned briefly in January 2021, when he appeared on BBC Radio 2 to chat with Cat Deeley about his love of music, mixtapes and the musical “Mamma Mia”.