The film version of the stage show: "A Poke In The Eye (with a sharp stick)". Which was a comedy benefit event for Amnesty International, that came about when John Cleese offered to 'get a few friends together'. The friends included the Pythons, Pete & Dud and many more.
The film version of the stage show, "An Evening Without Sir Bernard Miles". The show saw music added to the mix along with the comedy.
Performed at Her Majesty's Theatre, London, The Secret Policeman's Ball was "slightly" directed by John Cleese.
Performed at the a Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, The Secret Policeman's Other Ball comprised four three hour shows and was directed byRonald a eyre and "slightly" assisted by John Cleese.
Performed on four nights at The Palladium Theatre, London, The Secret Policeman's Third Ball was directed by Paul Jackson, with musical direction from Paul Gambaccini.
Performed at The Cambridge Theatre, Earlham Street, London, on four nights, The Secret Policeman's Biggest Ball was stage directed by John Cleese and Jennifer Saunders.
Commemorating Amnesty International's 30th anniversary, performed at Central TV Studios, Nottingham on two nights, The Big 3-0 was directed by David Hillier, and competed by Jools Holland, Jonathan Ross, Paula Yates and Alexi Sayle.
A collection of musical performances from the Amnesty International series of Secret Policeman's Balls from 1979-1991, featuring some of the finest talents in the music industry, including Sting, Tom Jones, Phil Collins and Eric Clapton.
