Elaine Robertson: Delulu (16+)The Glee Club Birmingham

ElaineRobertson

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In her criticially acclaimed award winning show, come see this ""groundbreaking"" (Edinburgh Laughter Bulletin) comedian take you on one of the most hilariously moving journeys you’ll ever go on. From working in a Covid riddled care home, to being a pub singing princess impersonator, this is a stand up show that is not like any other you’ve seen.

Advance price

£14.00 Show Entry
£14.00 Wheelchair - Show Entry
+ £2.75 booking fee per ticket

Times

Doors open 4:30 PM
Last entry 4:45 PM

More info

Seating type Unallocated
Food available No
Minimum age 16+

Elaine is famous. Elaine is the worst person in the world. Elaine saw Bootsy Collins on a child’s bike outside a Dominoes in Gateshead* *None of these things are true. Elaine Robertson is Delulu.

It is no wonder that Elaine Robertson gets a bit delulu. But the actual, psychosis sort that makes you think you’ve seen a funk legend on a child’s bicycle in Gateshead.

In her hit award winning Edinburgh Festival show, come see this ‘groundbreaking’ comedian take you on one of the most hilariously moving journeys you’ll ever go on.

From working in a Covid riddled care home, to being a pub singing princess impersonator, this is a stand up show that is not like any other you’ve seen.

It’s a show that leaves you feeling different to when you arrive.

★★★★★ – Ed Fringe Review ★★★★ – Chortle ★★★★ – Fest Mag

As seen on BBC3 (BBC New Comedian of the Year Regional Finalist). County Durham born she has been described as ‘Laugh out loud’ (The Cherwell)

"Hilarious, heartbreaking at times, but ultimately celebratory, a true gem."
- Ed Fringe Comedy

‘Comedic talent’ ★★★★★
-Ed Fringe Review

Elaine Robertson sparkles with personality and joy on stage… a natural comedy performer" - ★★★★
Chortle

See this very talented comic take another step towards national stardom" -
Crack Magazine

‘a truly special comic’
-Felt Nowt

‘I’ve been doing comedy over 20 years and it’s very rare that I see someone who was born to do it.’
- Matt Reed