Peter Kay Ejects Hecklers

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'There's a line': Comedians on whether Peter Kay was right to eject hecklers

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Peter Kay kicked two hecklers out of his show at Manchester Arena last weekend .

Kay said he'd done his "best to address the situation and made light of it" Comedians on whether he was right to eject the hecklers from the Manchester Arena .

One heckler was removed for loudly ordering the Bolton comic's favourite "garlic bread" Another had announced "we love you, Peter " in the aftermath.

Comedian Paul Smith says heckling is "part of the game, it's not fun... but it can be," says comedian Paul Hilleard .

Comedian Kay Kay , who won the BBC New Comedy Award last year , says hecklers are "not trying to ruin the show" Comedian Chris Clarke says he's lucky to have had only " two or three horrible instances" of bad heckling.

He will perform at Machynlle Comedy Festival in May and says there are tricks of the trade.

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