Just announced! David Baddiel
David Baddiel – comedian, author, screenwriter and television presenter – will be bringing THREE work-in-progress shows to The Kenton over three consecutive nights this March. David will be reviving his smash-hit stand-up trilogy of ‘Not the…’ shows ahead of recording them as comedy specials.
Fame: Not the Musical (11 March)
Examines David’s strange relationship with the New Lad / Token Jew / comedy rock’n’roller / football singer-songwriter persona he’s co-existed with for 30 years.
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My Family: Not the Sitcom (12 March)
A West End, Olivier-nominated smash-hit show and a massively disrespectful celebration of the lives of David’s late mother, Sarah and dementia-ridden father, Colin.
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In Trolls: Not the Dolls (13 March)
David tells stories of the dark, terrible and hysterically absurd cyber-paths that interacting with internet trolls has led him down.
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Tickets will be on sale tomorrow, Friday 12 January at 11am online, on the telephone and in person at the Box Office.
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