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Jimeoin at Cheltenham Town Hall

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Jimeoin—otherwise known as James Eoin Stephen Paul McKeown—is a comedian from Leamington Spa, but raised in Ireland.

Jimeoin will be performing 1 event in Cheltenham on Wednesday 5th March 2025 at the Town Hall.

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Wed Mar 5 2025 Cheltenham, UK UK
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Jimeoin Who s Your Man
Cheltenham, Cheltenham Town Hall
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Jimeoin Extra Date Added Who's Your Man?! Tour
Cheltenham, Town Hall
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Address: Cheltenham Town Hall, Imperial Square, Cheltenham, GL50 1QA
Telephone: 08445762210
Venue Capacity: 1008
The Town Hall is a live music/entertainment venue and assembly room based on Imperial Square in Cheltenham. With a capacity of over 1,000, it's unique in the fact that it is not strictly run by the council, but is rather operated by the public, and is used for concerts, dances, balls, exhibitions, and conferences throughout the year.