News about Bobby Davro

Bobby Davro is set to make his showbiz comeback this summer months after collapsing during a live show after suffering a stroke. The ex EastEnders star, 65, has spent the past four months recuperating at home after beign discharged from hospital and is now ready to return to the stage, announcing his plans to premiere a show at the Edinburgh Fringe. The Sun report that the new comedy set will be called Everything Is Funny If You Can Laugh At It, and is set to run from August 2 until August 25.

Bobby Davro has returned to performing stand-up after he collapsed from a minor stroke while on stage in January.  The actor, 65, revealed the incident was a 'wake up call' after doctors informed him his blood pressure was dangerously high and the stroke left him slurring like Pirates Of The Caribbean's Jack Sparrow.  According to The Sun, Bobby received a standing ovation and cheers from the crowd as he performed at radio broadcaster James Whale's MBE celebration.

Six weeks after suffering a stroke after collapsing during a live show in Surrey, Bobby Davro has given a health update to fans. After doctors told him his blood pressure was dangerously high, the actor, 65, was unable to speak like Pirates Of The Caribbean's Jack Sparrow, who was left sluggish. Vicky Wright, his fiancée, died as a result of a brief bout with pancreatic cancer in May last year, including one unexpected friend.

Following his death at the Coulsdon Comedy club, South London, last Thursday night, the actor and comedian had postponed all public appearances. Bobby had just come off stage at the sell-out gig after a standing ovation before he suffered what he described as a 'funny turn'.

After falling ill during a live show in Surrey, comedian Bobby Davro has cancelled all public appearances for the foreseeable future. According to a report from The Sun, Bobby was unwell during a gig in Surrey last week. Everyone in the crowd was incredibly worried about him. 'Bobby has now postponed his forthcoming gigs and is taking some time out'

Staff at the Southport park site in Merseyside claim to have been told by text that they had only lost their jobs just hours before the shocking announcement was made. Storm Henk's latest flooding blamed on Pontins. "We've arrived at the difficult decision to close our doors after determining the park's future viability,' says the park's manager.' It comes after the parks in Preyn, North Wales, and Camber Sands in Sussex, were abruptly closed at the end of November, without warning, and the new closing has sparked serious concerns about the once much-loved family holiday. Pontins was purchased out of administration by Britannia Hotels for £20 million in 2011 with much promise from tycoon Alex Langsam, dubbed the 'Asylum King,' to resurrect the troubled parks into Disney-style seaside destinations. However, Britannia, the country's worst hotel chain for eleven years, has failed to stem the decline, despite the Home Office's recent announcement that the closed down parks would be used to house migrants.

Mike Yarwood was a pioneer. The errant pomposity of politicians has now been mistakenly dismantled, revealing the world that they are often both absurd and ridiculous. They may have been a hit on parody by day's reckoning. But they were certainly not on Saturday nights, when Mike enjoyed his golden age of comedy. The delight was that the characters he could choose from were all so eccentric - a wonderful palate to draw from as a comedian. He dismissed the belief that certain people, from monarchs to politicians, could not be impersonated. Everyone was fair game. Mike's greatest strength and imagination was deciding which to parody and which portions of their story to exaggerate.

When his partner, late England captain Billy Wright's daughter and Beverley Sisters singer Joy Beverley, died on Wednesday, May 4, the actor, 64, was left devastated.

Bobby Davro has spoken out against the death of his fiancée Vicky Wright, saying that he only now feels'strong enough' to talk about it. After a brief battle with pancreatic cancer, the actor, 64, was left devastated when his companion, late England captain Billy Wright, and Beverley Sisters singer Joy Beverley, died on Wednesday. Bobby wrote a letter in the early hours of Friday expressing his sorrow over Vicky's death, which he described as 'devastating.'

Bobby Davro, a wreck, returned to work gigging just one day after his beloved fiancée Vicky Wright died - but he promised to continue to perform through the pain so as not to disappoint his followers who had purchased tickets to the performance. After a brief bout with pancreatic cancer, the 64-year-old man was left devastated. Beverley Sisters singer Joy Beverley died on Wednesday. Despite his sadness, Bobby stepped on stage at the Tivoli Theatre in Wimborne on Thursday to host four shows for his friend Jim Davidson's Ustreme online comedy channel.

After the sad news of her death yesterday, Bobby Davro's fiancée Vicky Wright (pictured together left), 63, has been named. On Wednesday evening, Kelly's daughter Kelly broke the news on Twitter. "Hello everybody...' She said, 'Hello everybody...' There was some sad news to share. Vicky, my wonderful mother, died on Monday morning, I wanted to let you all know because I know how much she treasured all your love and support in so many ways.' Vicky was once described as 'the love of my life,' and they announced that they had engaged after 12 years of on-off dating. Vicky was the daughter of England defender Billy Wright (together, right, and inset) and singer Joy Beverley. Tributes have pour in for her from some of the country's top-known broadcasters and entertainers.

Vicky Wright, Bobby Wright's fiance and England defender, died of cancer after a short battle. Vicky, 63, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer last year, the same type of cancer her father died from. 'Hello everyone...' Kelly's daughter Kelly posted a note on Twitter.' Some frightening news to share.

Vicky Wright, Bobby Davro's fiancee, is fighting pancreatic cancer. The comedian, 64, is trying to get through Vicky's 'devastating' illness, but admitted it hasn't been easy. 'To see someone as beautiful as her with this illness is tragic,' he told the Daily Star newspaper. It's so sad. It's extremely difficult... and incredibly painful...

After 12 years of dating on and off, Bobby Davro is engaged to his longtime companion, Vicky Wright. According to The Sun, the comedian, 64, suggested Vicky, 63, last month. The happy couple and the soon-to-benewds celebrated their big news with an engagement party held at The Kings Arms in Surrey, according to the publication.