After a sell-out run earlier this year, the longest-reigning Edinburgh Comedy Award winner in history is back at Soho Theatre.
The award-winning Elvis of comedy continues his residency at the gates of hell, with a new show inspired by an absolutely shocking incident on a train.
Have you ever felt seen and unseen at the same time? Have you ever wondered what’s lurking just in the corner of your vision? Yeah me too, what is that? What IS that???
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★★★★★ "Absurd… achingly funny" The Scotsman
★★★★★ "Majestic and challenging" The List
★★★★★ "Profound" The Skinny
★★★★ “Artistically audacious… Brookes’s throwaway lines are deeper than a lot of comedian’s five-minute routines” Chortle
★★★★ "The existential Michael McIntyre” The Guardian
“Original, relatable observations are something of a gold dust amongst comedians. Brookes makes them look easy” British Comedy Guide
As seen on The Russell Howard Show, The Mash Report, Avoidance and Alice and Steve.