I'm a Celebrity and Benidorm star Crissy Rock is coming to Bilton Club in Harrogate in March.
Crissy Rock to perform at Bilton Club in Harrogate Actor and comedian Crissy Rock is coming to Harrogate. The Benidorm star will be performing at Bilton Club on Saturday 23rd March for her show ‘From Benidorm to the Jungle and back.’ Crissy played miserable hotel manager Janey York in the sitcom Benidorm and was also a contestant on popular ITV series ‘Im A Celebrity: Get Me Out Of Here’ in 2011. She finished sixth on the show and is best known for a memorable moment in which she lost her false teeth during a sky dive. The 65-year-old from Liverpool first found fame in the late 80’s when she appeared on a revival of the talent show Opportunity Knocks fronted by Bob Monkhouse. She has also appeared on Celebrity Masterchef in 2020. Tickets for the show are £12 and can be purchased from Bilton Club. The show contains adult humour. Read more local stories from Your Harrogate here.

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