Eshaan Akbar at The Glee Nottingham

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Sun 5Sep
2021

Desi Central: Bring The Laughter(16+)Glee Club Nottingham

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Desi Central brings some of the UK's finest comedy acts to Nottingham with a socially distanced set-up – and we can’t wait! Get ready for an evening of fun & laughter.
Please Note: Line-ups may be subject to change.
All under 25s may require government-issued photo ID to gain entry. (See FAQs)
This is a socially distanced show. Tickets only available in specified group sizes, only one household per group (plus support bubble). Tickets must be booked in advance. Full COVID-safety guidelines available here.
This event was rescheduled from 6th December 2020 and 24th January 2021- All tickets remain valid for the new date. If you have already purchased tickets with the Glee Box Office we will have sent you an email with full details. Please check your spam/junk folders. If you have not received this email please contact info@glee.co.uk.

Advance price

  • £35.00 Group of 2
  • £70.00 Group of 4
  • £105.00 Group of 6
  • + £3.60 booking fee per ticket

Times

  • Doors open 5:30 PM
  • Last entry 6:15 PM

More info

  • Seating type allocated
  • Food available yes
  • Minimum age 16+

Since starting comedy in March 2014, Eshaan Akbar has established himself as an act with exciting potential.

A winner of the Piccadilly Comedy Club New Comedian of the Year 2016, Eshaan has been in the finals of other prestigious competitions, including So You Think You’re Funny 2014 and Laughing Horse 2014. He performs across the UK and has performed in Germany and Bangladesh. In 2016, he supported Dane Baptiste on his UK tour and did warm up work for “Micky Flanagan and Friends”.

His professional career has taken him from private banking through to corporate communications via a career in local government public policy. He has previously written for The Guardian, The Times online, The Observer New Review and The Huffington Post UK. He is a member of the UK Speechwriters Guild and Fellow of the RSA.

Born and raised in East London, he is a Manchester United fan (obviously) and has torn cricketing allegiances – he fails the Tebbit test every time. He has previously dabbled in Bollywood and salsa dance choreography.

"So slick, I could have been watching a Live At The Apollo set"

Bruce Dessau

"A story that's likely to go far"

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