Snowflake is on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer at 10.30pm on Sunday 4th September, followed by Tornado on Sunday 11th September. Batten down the hatches.
The new stand-up show, BASIC LEE, started to come together in Edinburgh.
The London Autumn 2022 dates are on sale w national 2023. More dates to follow
Tues – Sat from Sept 20th to Dec 17th 2022
(EXCEPT Oct 18th – 29th and Nov 11th)
7pm (4pm performance Saturday 12th November
After a decade of ground-breaking high concept shows involving overarched interlinked narratives, massive sets and enormous comedy props, Lee enters the post-pandemic era in streamlined solo stand-up mode. One man, one microphone, and one microphone in the wings in case the one on stage breaks. Pure. Simple. Classic. Basic Lee. “The world’s greatest living stand-up comedian.” The Times
The show will the tour until Spring 2024.
These are the currently confirmed dates. More will be added to the gigs page as they are confirmed.
Monday 23rd January 2023 – Royal & Derngate, Northampton – TICKETS
Tuesday 24th January 2023 – St. David’s Hall, Cardiff – TICKETS
Wednesday 25th January 2023 – St. David’s Hall, Cardiff – TICKETS
Thursday 26th January 2023 – Symphony Hall, Birmingham – TICKETS
Friday 27th January 2023 – Symphony Hall, Birmingham – TICKETS
Monday 30th January 2023 – Playhouse, Oxford – TICKETS
Tuesday 31st January 2023 – Playhouse, Oxford – TICKETS
Wednesday 1st February 2023 – Playhouse, Oxford – TICKETS
Thursday 2nd February 2023 – Playhouse, Oxford – TICKETS
Friday 3rd February 2023 – Playhouse, Oxford – TICKETS
Saturday 4th February 2023 – Playhouse, Oxford – TICKETS
Monday 6th February 2023 – Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham – TICKETS
Tuesday 7th February 2023 – Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham – TICKETS
Wednesday 8th February 2023 – Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham – TICKETS
Thursday 9th February 2023 – DeMontfort Hall, Leicester – TICKETS
Friday 10th February 2023 – DeMontfort Hall, Leicester – TICKETS
Saturday 11th February 2023 – Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool – TICKETS
Sunday 12th February 2023 – Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton – TICKETS
Wednesday 22nd February 2023 – Belgrade Theatre, Coventry – TICKETS
Thursday 23rd February 2023 – Belgrade Theatre, Coventry – TICKETS
Friday 24th February 2023 – Wycombe Swan, High Wycombe – TICKETS
Saturday 25th February 2023 – Palace Theatre, Southend On Sea – TICKETS
Sunday 26th February 2023 – Palace Theatre, Southend On Sea – TICKETS
Wednesday 1st March 2023 – Northcott Theatre, Exeter – TICKETS
Thursday 2nd March 2023 – Northcott Theatre, Exeter – TICKETS
Friday 3rd March 2023 – Theatre Royal, Plymouth – TICKETS
Saturday 4th March 2023 – Theatre Royal, Plymouth – TICKETS
Wednesday 8th March 2023 – Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes – TICKETS
Thursday 9th March 2023 – Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes – TICKETS
Friday 24th March 2023 – Rose Theatre, Kingston – TICKETS
Saturday 25th March 2023 – Rose Theatre, Kingston – TICKETS
Monday 27th March 2023 – The Lowry, Salford Quays – TICKETS
Tuesday 28th March 2023 – The Lowry, Salford Quays – TICKETS
Wednesday 29th March 2023 – The Lowry, Salford Quays – TICKETS
Thursday 30th March 2023 – The Lowry, Salford Quays – TICKETS
Friday 31st March 2023 – The Lowry, Salford Quays – TICKETS
Saturday 1st April 2023 – The Lowry, Salford Quays – TICKETS
Thursday 13th April 2023 – Theatre Royal, Newcastle Upon Tyne – TICKETS
Friday 14th April 2023 – Theatre Royal, Newcastle Upon Tyne – TICKETS
Saturday 15th April 2023 – Theatre Royal, Newcastle Upon Tyne – TICKETS
Tuesday 18th April 2023 – Forum Theatre, Malvern – TICKETS
Wednesday 19th April 2023 – Forum Theatre, Malvern – TICKETS
Thursday 20th April 2023 – Westlands, Yeovil – TICKETS
Wednesday 26th April 2023 – Brighton Dome, Brighton – TICKETS
Thursday 27th April 2023 – Brighton Dome, Brighton – TICKETS
Friday 28th April 2023 – Brighton Dome, Brighton – TICKETS
Saturday 29th April 2023 – Brighton Dome, Brighton – TICKETS
Sunday 30th April 2023 – Brighton Dome, Brighton – TICKETS
Thursday 4th May 2023 – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford – TICKETS
Friday 5th May 2023 – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford – TICKETS
Saturday 6th May 2023 – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford – TICKETS
Friday 26th May 2023 – Playhouse, Nottingham – TICKETS
Saturday 27th May 2023 – Playhouse, Nottingham – TICKETS
Saturday 27th May 2023 – Playhouse, Nottingham – TICKETS
Sunday 28th May 2023 – Playhouse, Nottingham – TICKETS
THE FALLEN LEAVES Top punk-mod gentlemen entertainers. SEPT 10TH London Camden Dublin Castle, 17th Lewes Con Club
ALASDAIR ROBERTS Scottish troubadour SEPT 3rd Cardiff Chapter.
ELIZA CARTHY English folk godhead back in active service NOV 28TH Birmingham Glee, 30th Cardiff Glee. DEC 5th Cambridge Junction
EARL OKIN The mouth trumpeteer runs amok. SEPTEMBER 2022 11th – Charity Jazz/Cabaret Show, Norwich Playhouse, 42 – 58 St George’s Street, Norwich, Norfolk, NR3 1AB, Booking line: 01603.63000
HOUSE OF LOVE post-punk pre-Britpop avatars of dream pop return. SEPTEMBER 12th Oxford 02, 13th Bedford Esquires, 14th B’ham 02, 16th Liverpool 02, 17th Glasgow Room 2, 18th Huddersfield Parish, 19th Nottingham Rescue, 21st M’cr Academy 3, 22nd Bristol Thekla, 23rd Brighton Concorde 2, 25th London Garage
DOUG STANHOPE How Stanhope’s acerbic libertarian schtick reads post-Brexit and Trump is anyone’s guess, but the desert-dwelling American is one of the great stand-ups. SEPTEMbER 14 Tyne Theatre Newcastle, 15th Sheffield 02, 16th M’cr Apollo, 17th S’hampton Guildhall, 19th London Forum, 21st Cardiff St David’s, 22nd B’ham 02, 23rd Glasgow Academy, 24th Leeds Academy
HARRY HILL Big collared loon, and one of thee great live comics, makes a rare excursion beyond his badger-filled bathroom.
SEPTEMBER
20th-24th London Wilton’s,
28th Maidstone Hazlitt,
28th-29th Maidenhead Norden Farm,
30th Norwich Playhouse,
OCTOBER 1st –Eastleigh The Point (Preview),
2nd – Oxford Playhouse (Preview),
3rd – Bristol Redgrave Theatre (Preview),
5th – Camberley Theatre (Preview),
6th – Guildford G Live,
7th – Bexhill De La Warr Pavilion,
8th – Dudley Town Hall,
9th – Edinburgh Festival Theatre,
10th – Aberdeen Tivoli,
12th – Dunfermline Alhambra,
13th – Glasgow Pavilion,
14th – Newcastle Tyne Theatre,
15th – Blackpool Grand Theatre,
16th – Nottingham Theatre Royal,
19th – Buxton Opera House,
20th – Leeds City Varieties,
21st – Leicester De Montfort Hall,
22nd – Tunbridge Wells Assembly Theatre, 23rd – Salford The Lowry,
26th – Wolverhampton Grand,
27th – Lincoln Engine Shed,
28th – Crewe Lyceum,
29th – Stockton Globe,
30th – Milton Keynes Theatre,
NOVEMBER
2nd – York Grand Opera House,
3rd – Wakefield Theatre Royal,
4th – Canterbury Marlowe,
5th – Ipswich Regent Theatre,
6th – Birmingham Alexandra,
9th – Port Talbot Princess Royal Theatre,
10th – Cardiff New Theatre,
11th – Torquay Princess,
12th – Portsmouth King’s Theatre,
13th – Eastbourne Devonshire Park Theatre,
15th – Cheltenham Everyman Theatre,
16th – Chatham Central Theatre,
17th – Cheltenham Everyman Theatre,
18th – Northampton Derngate,
19th – Southend Cliffs Pavilion,
20th – Surrey Richmond Theatre,
24th – Dorking Halls,
25th – Tunbridge Wells Assembly Theatre,
26th – Shepherd’s Bush O2 Empire,
27th – Brighton Theatre Royal,
JANUARY 2023
23rd – Liverpool Philharmonic,
24th – Guildford GLive,
25th – Bournemouth Pavilion,
27th – Cork Opera House,
28th – Belfast Waterfront,
29th – Dublin Vicar Street
BLUE ORCHIDS Half a dozen dates from M’cr’s bad acid post-punks.
SEPT 23rd M’cr Night & Day, 24th Middlesborough Westgarth, OCTOBER 8th Stourbridge Claptrap, 20th Exeter Cavern, 21st Bristol Thunderbolt, 22nd London Hope n Anchor, 23rd Brighton Prince Albert
STARRY EYED AND LAUGHING Pub rock era Byrds fanatics reform for one show at The Betsey Trotwood in London at 2.30pm on Sept 24th, w The Hanging Stars.
ACID MOTHERS’ TEMPLE Japanese acid all-fathers OCTOBER 9th Birmingham Norton’s, 10th York Crescent, 11th Glasgow Hug & Pint, 12th Newcastle Star and Shadow, 13th Salford White Hotel, 16th Preston Continental, 19th Bristol Lanes, 20th Brighton Komedia, 21st London Studio 9294
DINOSAUR JR A post-hardcore Crazy Horse OCTOBER 10th Dublin Vicar St, 11th Glasgow QMU, 13th Hull Asylum, 14th M’cr 02 Ritz, 16th London Forum
PAVEMENT Pension plan payouts for the Gen X Fall-copyists. OCTOBER 17th Leeds Academy, 18th Glasgow Barrowlands, 19th Edinburgh Usher, 20th M’cr Apollo, 22nd – 25th London Roundhouse
DREAM SYNDICATE Blue collar paisley underground psychedelic explorers in imperial career phase. OCTOBER 18TH London Lafayette
YEAH YEAH NOH 2 dates from Leicester’s C86 era psychedelic satirists OCTOBER 26th Leciester Y, 29th London Oslo
THE DAMNED An authentic line-up celebrate their survival. OCTOBER 28TH-29TH London Apollo, NOVEMBER 3rd M’cr Apollo, 4th Glasgow Academy, 5th Birmingham Academy
FOSSIL FOOLS Original and best XTC tribute band OCTOBER 29th London Water Rats
WOLVES IN THE THRONE ROOM Black metal eco-terrorists from the Pacific Northwest NOVEMBER 5th M’cr Damnation, 6th London Heaven
THE NIGHTINGALES W TERRY EDWARDS Post-punk KING ROCKER types w top trumpet geezer NOVEMBER 12TH London Dome, 13th B’ham Castle & Falcon
THE BEVIS FROND One off from Hendrix fronts Hawkwind combo NOVEMBER 13th London Lexington
COWBOY JUNKIES Somnambulant Americana shoegazers NOVEMBER 20th Edinburgh Assembly, 27th London RFH
STEREOLAB Krautrockin’ cocktail-drinkers hit the autobahns once more NOVEMBER 24th Brighton Concord, 26th Leeds Stylus, 27th M’cr New Century Hall, 28th Edinburgh Liquid Room, 29th Glasgow TV Studio, DECEMBER 2nd-3rd London Earth
THE CHAMELEONS Most convincing line-up for years of the always emotionally edifying Big Music should-have-beens. DECEMBER 7th Coventry HMV Empire, 8th Liverpool Cavern, 9th Leeds Brudenell, 10th Stoke On Trent Sugarmill, 11th Gloucester Guildhall, 12th Oxford 02, 13th B’ham 02, 14th Cottingham Civic Hall, 16th Huddersfield Parish, 17th M’cr Academy, 18th Blackpool Waterloo
Edinburgh was just what I needed, right here, right now, but the effects of surge pricing and AirBnB mean you’re already seeing an important strata of performers and punters priced out.
The Free Fringe meant that The Fringe saw off ferally avaricious promoters and agents this century, but who can save it from the market?
With the Tories’ assault against the arts continuing unabated we could do with a safe space like the fringe.
Anyway, I saw these 63 shows.
Lion (Assembly George St)
An Evening Without Kate Bush (Assembly Garden)
Afghanistan Is Not Funny (Gilded Balloon)
Police Cops (Assembly studio) *****
Medea – Liz Lochead (EIF Hub) *****
Famous Puppet Death Scenes (Roxy)
Eulogy (Summerhall) *
The Tragedy of Macbeth – Flabbergast Theate (Roxy)*****
The Road To Ballina (Gilded Balloon/Museum)
Church Of The Fall (Surgeon’s Hall)
Fata Morgana – Margherita Remotti (EICC)
Aberdeen – Cassie Workman (Tonic)
Eve – All About Her (Gilded Balloon)
This Is Memorial Device (Wee Red Bar) *****
Shannon Matthews The Musical (Just The Tonic)
The best theatre I saw was This Is Memorial Device. I loved David Keenan’s novel so much I was worried about seeing it but it was brilliantly adapted in a way that felt totally special, in that moment, in that place, on that night.
Jonny & The Baptists (Assembly Studio)
Fascinating Aida (Assembly George Sq)
Alastair Beckett-King (Pleasance) *****
Marvellus (Just The Tonic)
Paul Currie (Just The Tonic) *****
Tim Vine (Pleasance)
Eleanor Tiernan (Gilded Balloon)
Thom Tuck & Tim FitzHigham’s Macbeth (Underbelly)
Rosie Holt (Pleasance)
Jo Neary (Stand)
Omid Djalili (Freemason’s Hall)
Paul Currie again (Just The Tonic) *****
Eleanor Morton (Monkey Barrel)
Amy Gledhill (Monkey Barrel)
Mark Silcox (Monkey Barrel)
Kiri Pritchard-Maclean (Monkey Barrel)
Alfie Brown (Monkey Barrel)*****
Laura Davis (Monkey Barrel)
Dima Watermelon & Pavlo Voytovych (Counting House)
Moni Zhang (Three Sisters)
Lydia Hirst (Burrito ‘n’ Shake)
Paul Sinha (George St Theatre) *****
Janeane Garofalo (Gilded Balloon) *****
Seymour Mace (Stand)
War Of The Worlds On A Budget (Space)
Flat & The Curves (George St Theatre) *****
Spank – Bronwyn Sweeney & Flat & The Curves (Underbelly)
Abby Wamburgh & Bronwyn Sweeney (George St Theatre)
John Cooper Clarke/Fascinating Aida/Luke Wright/Ronnie Golden (Playhouse) *****
Celya AB (Pleasance)
Josie Long (George St Theatre) *****
Flat & The Curves (again) (George St Theatre) *****
Camile O’Sullivan/Fascinating Aida/Dave Johns/Rhys Nicholson/Lynn Fergusson (George Sq) *****
The best comedy I saw was Paul Currie, which felt like the right comedy for this moment in human history.
Honorable mention to Garofolo, who is onto something unique, mixing 50s/60s Lenny Bruce jazz stand-up with Gen X sarc, and she looks like she might yet be stand-up comedy’s Patti Smith.
F Scott Fitzgerald said there were ‘no second acts in American lives.’ Well, fuck him!
Alfie Brown seems to be simultaneously of the jazz age of stand-up as well as the woke future.
Josie and the Sinhaman inspired as usual. Flat & The Curves are my new favorite fun thing, and it was an honour to be on w veterans Fascinating Aida and John Cooper Clarke.
Alastair Becket King is clockwork comedy perfection.
Bucketboy (Royal Mile)
Herbie Hancock (Edinburgh Playhouse)
Bucketboy (again) (Royal Mile)
Captain’s Bar Session 15/8 (Captain’s Bar, Edinburgh)
Charlie Wild Trio (B-Bar, Edinburgh)
Martin Hayes & The Common Ground Ensemble (Leith Theatre)
Orange Claw Hammer (Bannermans)*****
Dean Owens & The Sinners (EICC)
Blueswater (Surgeon’s Hall) *****
Captain’s Bar Session 21/8 (Captain’s Bar, Edinburgh)
Blueswater (again) (Surgeon’s Hall) *****
Martin Kershaw/Colin Steele Quintet (Jazz Bar) *****
A U2 Covers band (Kitty O’Shea’s)
The best music I saw might have been Martin Kershaw and Colin Steele playing 50s bebop at the Jazz Bar, which I wasn’t expecting, but it made me hear that music as a living organism rather than a museum piece.
I will miss Blueswater’s magicals shows, which they are drawing to a close after a solid decade of blues-based Edutainment.
Alan Davie (Dovecote Gallery) *****
A treasure trove of unseen Davie curated by a keen woman.
Sydney Poitier – woke actor (1927)
Magwa – woke Cambodian landmine hunting rat (2013)
Burke Shelley – bass Budgie (1950)
Ronnie Spector – woke Ronette (1943)
Rachel Nagy – Detroit Cobra (1975)
Robin Le Mesurier – Womble (1954)
Andy Ross – Disco Zombie/nice man of Britpop (1956)
Barry Cryer – King Of Comedy (1935)
Norma Waterson – Mighty Folk Matriarch (1939)
John Nolan – man Behind The Magnolia Curtain (1966)
Betty Davis – She Might Get Picked Up! (1944)
Ivan Reitman – He was not afraid of no ghost! (1946)
Mark Lanegan – Screaming Tree rehabilitee (1964)
Bruce Anderson – MX-80 man (1950)
Anna Karen – ‘70s public transport icon (1936)
Sam Lay – Howlin’ Wolf/Paul Butterfield/Dylan drums (1935)
Mikey Chung – Reggae session regular (1950)
Fred Van Hove – Belgian free-jazz stringbender (1937)
Ian McDonald – Crimson saxophonist King (1949)
Gary Brooker – Synesthesiac Hackney musician (1945)
Nicky Tesco – Suburban soundman/comedy fan (1956)
Dallas Good – Sadies guitar slinger (1974)
Philip Jeck – Art Noiseman (1952)
Margaret Curtis – Callanish visionary (1942)
Jordan – punk fashionista (1955)
David McKee – Then the shopkeeper appeared (1935)
Chris Bailey – Lordly protopunk, wit, raconteur (1957)
Gilbert Gottfried – That ‘Too Soon’ guy (1955)
Audrey Henshall – Scottish Neolithic expert (1927)
Eric Chappell – Rising Damp (1933)
Klaus Schultze – Tangerine Joker (1947)
Neal Adams – Woke progressive comics creator (1941)
Judy Henske – Greenwich psych-folkstress (1936)
George Perez – Best Avengers artist ever (1954)
Don Craine – deerstalking Downliner (1945)
Richard Polodor – acid rock engineer (1936)
Gavin Martin – music rag wit (1962)
Fred Ward – Worm Warrior (1942)
Vangelis – Apocalypso-Maestro (1943)
Bob Neuwirth – Gelb/Dylan adjacent beatnik (1939)
Cathal Coughlan – Microdisney Man (1960)
Rick Price – Move bassist (1944)
Ric Parnell – Tap/Rooster drummer & gardener
Alan White – Ono drums (1949)
Ray Liotta – has let himself go (1954)
Ronnie Hawkins – Canadian rock wellspring (1935)
Harrison Birtwistle – When Things Fall Over (1934)
Grachan Moncur – Jazz trombonius (1937)
Ray Hill – anti-Nazi mole (1939)
Paula Rego – pastel radical (1935)
Julee Cruise – Peak voice (1956)
Bruce Kent – God’s peacenik (1929)
Jean-Louis Trintignant – mute spaghetti hero (1930)
James Caan – Rollerballbearing and Elf-father (1940)
Barbara Thompson – saxophonist whose time I wasted (1944)
Chris Broderick – singing loin
George Kinney – Golden Dawn (1946)
Alan Grant – Bat-Scot (1949)
Bernard Cribbins – Who Hole (1928)
David Warner – Your ominous Montreal compatriot (1941)
Nichelle Nicholls – interracial kisser (1932)
Raymond Briggs – hilarious genius of the tragi-comic (1934)
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