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CRACKING COMEDY AT NORWICH THEATRE

Comedy fans will be in good hands with all the shows heading to Norwich Theatre, from comedians early on in their career to seasoned professionals!

Josh Berry: Sexual Politics

16 Apr | Norwich Theatre Playhouse

Comedian and impressionist Josh Berry took social media by storm during lockdown, amassing 100K followers on X. Expect plenty of characters and impressions as Josh Berry wades through the two interweaving topics that preoccupy him most: sex and politics.

Rosie Holt: That’s Politainment!

27 Apr | Norwich Theatre Playhouse

Satirist Rosie Holt looks at the blend of politics and entertainment in today’s public sphere, from fellow “politainers” Dorries, Farage and Rees-Mogg in this political character comedy show. Rosie brings much-needed comic relief to the political trends of the day.

Alasdair Beckett-King – Nevermore

1 May | Norwich Theatre Playhouse

Comic, children’s author and successful YouTube creator Alasdair Beckett-King has appeared on Mock The Week and Comedy Central Live and is now heading to Norwich Theatre Playhouse. Nevermore is described as being an attack against The North Sea on paper – but in reality, a ‘silly, faintly mystical’ show, and ‘an island in a sea of existential terror and entirely justified fear’.

Emmanuel Sonubi: Curriculum Vitae

18 May | Norwich Theatre Stage Two

Emmanuel will take the audience on a hilarious and sometimes poignant journey of the professions he’s had prior to becoming a comedian, discussing how those experiences helped shape his comedic voice. From working in IT to the doors of London’s nightlife whilst building up an impressive list of musical theatre credits.

Michelle Brasier: Reform

24 May | Norwich Theatre Playhouse

A true story of the online scam when Michelle buys a Pilates reformer from scammer Jacob and a unique relationship is formed. This theatrical hour of storytelling and original music has audiences cringing at every naïve exchange between victim and conman and shouting, ‘No! Stop!’ before being swept along for the ride.

Ed Byrne: Tragedy Plus Time

1 June | Norwich Theatre Royal

One of the UK’s favourite TV household names returns to the stage with a brand-new show as he heads to Edinburgh this summer, not before stopping off at Norwich Theatre Royal. Come and join Ed as he tests Mark Twain’s formula that humour is defined as tragedy plus time.

Fin Taylor: Ask Your Mother

7–8 June | Norwich Theatre Playhouse

Fresh from the viral success of his hit web series Fin Vs The Internet, which has racked up millions of views across YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram over the last year, that comedian your mother doesn’t like you seeing shares a new hour of brutally funny stand-up for 2024.

Julian Clary: Fistful of Clary

9 June | Norwich Theatre Royal

The national trinket heads to Norwich Theatre Royal, need we say more?

Aurie Styla: The Aurator Tour

16 June | Norwich Theatre Playhouse

After a year of performing worldwide, Aurie is back, ready to entertain audiences with his hilarious take on this wild world and his journey to make sense of it.

Morgan Rees: Turning Thirsty

26 June | Norwich Theatre Playhouse

Morgan Rees is officially 30, and hitting this milestone birthday has got him thirsty… for life. In his debut UK tour, Morgan is vowing to live his next decade authentically as a proud bisexual man, but not before celebrating the trials and improvements of his experimental 20s.

Sofie Hagen: Will I Ever Have Sex Again?

29 June | Norwich Theatre Playhouse

Sofie Hagen is bringing her new stand-up show and her new book on tour. The book, out in May 2024, is a candid, hilarious and disarming attempt to explore our sexual landscape through conversations with experts, therapists, sex workers, porn stars, comedians and public figures.

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